| Creating a Network Endpoint Security Policy for Hostile Endpoints | |
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| A recent survey from Forrester Research, Inc., found that 47% of North American and European enterprises believe applying security requirements for third-parties is a critical priority. However, with so many devices that aren’t under the company’s control accessing the network, the risks grow greater – and harder to control. In this e-guide from SearchSecurity.com, we take an in-depth look at how a strategy which Forrester calls the “Zero Trust Model” – aka treating all endpoints as hostile – can help you successfully control the spread of sensitive information across the network. View now to learn more about the Zero Trust Model and uncover five data security design patterns that will help you implement the strategy and keep your confidential information safe. | |
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