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The Essential Guide to Zero Trust

Splunk • July 28, 2022  
The Essential Guide to Zero Trust

Now more than ever, organizations are turning to a zero trust strategy to secure their data and systems. Regardless of size or sector, zero trust is essential to any business in the wake of COVID-19. And high-profile breaches, cloud migration and an ever-expanding attack surface mean that a shift in approach is critical.

The good news? A zero trust model can radically improve your organization’s security posture by eliminating the sole reliance on perimeter-based protection.

Download your copy of The Essential Guide to Zero Trust to learn:

  • What a zero trust strategy involves and how to get started
  • The evolution of the zero trust model
  • About the Splunk data analytics journey for zero trust
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