Are you feeling like Zero Trust security is too twisted? You’re not alone. Many organizations struggle with the confusion surrounding it. The good news is: modern microsegmentation makes it much easier to follow CISA’s Zero Trust roadmap and keep your network secure.
Why is Microsegmentation Important?
Many organizations struggle either with implementing microsegmentation or they are simply skeptical due to past experiences. Microsegmentation sounded like a good idea in theory, but when organizations would spend months trying to implement it, it would bring their environment to a standstill. But, besides considering what organizations used to think about microsegmentation, CISA has since indicated given the need for organizations to shift away from the classical perimeter back to a trust-based security model, microsegmentation is a important part of the Zero Trust security model. It helps:- Prevent lateral movement of threat actors inside of the network
- Contain ransomware incidents, limiting restore scope
- Compliance with security risks and regulations
The Common Problems
Despite being a valuable tool in the toolbox of security processes, it is not utilized at high levels across teams in the field. Why?- Derivative to difficulty to implement
- Disruption to normal business activity
- Limitation on older applications
- High cost factor for traditional vendors
How Modern Microsegmentation Helps
Modern technology makes microsegmentation much easier for teams to:- Quickly block attacks
- Quickly stop ransomware
- Always monitor networks without stopping work