Zero trust network access (ZTNA) is becoming a buzz-word for IT and security professionals. Many companies are even looking to replace VPNs with ZTNA. That’s because it relies on a trustless method to grant access to assets and networks. It relies on authentication and authorization to verify users and devices.
Zero Trust is becoming the de facto standard for securing our modern IT environments. But just as important is how Zero Trust is implemented.
As security threats continue to rise, a Zero Trust ecosystem is more capable of fighting challenges than legacy perimeter-based security alternatives.
Don’t believe everything behind a corporate firewall is safe. Believe in Zero Trust instead — just the way Microsoft does.
Zero Trust is based on the belief that organizations should trust no one and must verify the credentials of every entity trying to access its resources.
Google released a patch for its ninth zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2022-4262. The bug exposes the source code underlying several browsers and, if not fixed in time, may expose users to several attack vectors. Google is keeping secret the details relating to the bug until most users have completed the update.
GoTo, (formerly LogMeIn), has issued a formal security breach notification through its blog, indicating that cybercriminals have gained access to its development environment and cloud storage facilities. LastPass, a subsidiary of GoTo, has also issued a similar update to customers. However, no passwords have been stolen and little or no sensitive data has been leaked, as of the present time.
Microsoft rolled out a not overly heavy 55 fixes in November’s Patch Tuesday, but it includes several critical issues and six zero-days.
Microsoft’s October Patch Tuesday offers fixes for more than 70 vulnerabilities, including four zero-days and updates for Windows 11.
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