Ransomware and Resiliency.
To Trust or Not Trust?

While some cyber threats are difficult to predict, ransomware is not. Attacks can accurately be predicted to significantly increase in volume and severity over time.

Companies today are moving away from traditional “trust but verify” perimeter-based security and implementing a Zero Trust framework built on the principle of “never trust, always verify.” Through its approach to isolating users and machines, a Zero Trust framework can limit an attack from spreading while helping maintain operations. This makes it a popular security strategy. In fact, in President Biden’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity, the administration recommended the federal government and private sector organizations adopt a Zero Trust architecture.

Our panel of subject-matter experts, including Paul Nicholson, senior director, product marketing at A10 Networks, will contrast traditional perimeter-based security with Zero Trust and offer insights into how adopting new strategies and policies can help companies stay resilient in the face of growing ransomware threats.