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The abrupt changes caused by the pandemic meant, almost overnight, remote access became the normal working model for a large number of employees. For those in access management, this caused a shift in security concerns across apps, cloud services and networks.
The study looks at the changes to authentication use and access management technologies across Europe, what the impact of the pandemic was on this change, and why European respondents are looking to adopt Zero Trust principles.
Download this report to see the results of this survey, and how the pandemic has affected security strategies and planning in the UK, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden.
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