Why is zero trust the most effective approach to protecting your organization from ransomware? Let us count the ways.
In "10 Ways a Zero Trust Architecture Protects Against Ransomware", you’ll read how to use zero trust to defend against ransomware at every step of the attack chain, including how to:
- Minimize the attack surface
- Detect never-before-seen threats
- Protect users and devices wherever they are
- Eliminate security gaps
- Prevent lateral movement
Discover why a zero trust architecture is the most trusted strategy in ransomware prevention.
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