Bridging the DevSecOps divide: Spotlight on zero trust
Security at the forefront
Did you know that Forrester research reports that only four in 10 of developers understand why a zero trust framework is important?
Only 41% understand the impact zero trust has on the organisation. To address this, understanding how improving the relationship between security and development teams can ensure that ownership, responsibilities, and priorities around zero trust are crystal clear.
This study provides the insight and actions needed to understand and act. Use this insight to lead your DevSecOps teams to success with a zero trust game plan.
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