In the age of AI-based threats, zero-trust is no longer enough
As AI-based threats continue to dominate the conversation around security, it’s no surprise that half (50%) of organizations are on track to adopt zero-trust data governance by 2028. In the past few years, zero-trust has become the cornerstone of modern cybersecurity strategy – but the emergence of AI means it’s no longer strong enough to tackle rapidly developing AI-based threats alone.
As AI threats continue to rise, CISOs are challenging the misconception that zero-trust architecture (ZTA) is a one-size-fits-all solution which can give organizations peace of mind, and means they don’t need to worry about security. Instead, they are focused on maximizing ZTA’s capabilities while also recognizing its shortcomings and where additional forms of security are necessary.
Some professionals argue that zero trustis nothing more than OAuth, but in reality ZTA is far more comprehensive and is a strategic framework, not just a protocol. With deepfake fraud attempts rising...
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