How do you secure your workforce when the traditional security perimeter of the office is gone? Identity is the new perimeter, and zero trust is the way to protect it.
In this episode of the Digital Identity Webcast series, security experts discuss:
- How modern identity helps you manage separate identification policies across on-premises and cloud
- The business goals of zero trust
- Where many organisations are on their zero trust journey
The companies that are thriving today are those that are leveraging cloud - and safely accessing their cloud applications with a modern IAM solution. Get started today.
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