
The Zero-Trust Future Is Now
The explosion of cloud applications and mobility has expanded the concept of perimeter security architecture, which assumes that every user and device inside company walls is secure and therefore trusted by default. Users, devices and applications are now everywhere, and they’re more frequently outside of the traditional network. It’s a transformation more than a decade in the making.
Today’s workforce is always on and always connected. Workers now use their personal mobile devices to access cloud applications and expect frictionless access regardless of time, device or location. It’s the epitome of any time, anywhere and from any device.
A zero-trust architecture for the workforce ensures the trustworthiness of devices and users’ identities wherever application access is attempted and before granting access, whether users are on or off the network. This security model verifies users and establishes trust in their devices (those users and devices comprise your workforce), no matter where they are located, what devices they use, and which applications they access.
For The 2019 Duo Trusted Access Report, the data shows that Duo customers across all industries are starting to implement zero-trust security principles to secure their workforce.
In this report, you will find:
- Analysis of data that shows users are implementing the key principles of zero-trust security for the workforce.
- An examination of users and device security and how users are accessing applications.
- What security policies users are enforcing to reduce risk and ensure secure access to applications.
- Data showing how users react to internal phishing campaigns
- Which browsers and devices are most frequently found to be out of date when attempting to access applications.
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