Zero Trust Security

Make identity the foundation for your Zero Trust strategy

Identity-first approach to Zero Trust security

Identity is essential to a Zero Trust strategy. In recent years, we’ve seen the perimeter moving to the identity layer and a rise in identity-based cyber attacks. As a result, people are now the most critical component of the Zero Trust ecosystem.

An identity-first approach to a Zero Trust Security strategy ensures the right people have the right level of access, to the right resources, in the right context, and that access is assessed continuously—all without adding friction for the user. Getting there can be easier said than done, but we're here to help.

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Analyst Research

Forrester Report: The Definition Of Modern Zero Trust

Read this Forrester report to understand what Zero Trust is and how to get started with implementation in your organisation.

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The State of Zero Trust Security in Asia Pacific 2022

Get the APAC State of Zero Trust security report to learn how organisations across the Asia-Pacific are approaching Zero Trust in 2022 and where they’re headed over the next 12-18 months.

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ANZ organisations step closer to 100% Zero Trust implementation

Find out how organisations in Australia and New Zealand compare to their global peers when it comes to Zero Trust implementation and maturity.

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Because there is no silver bullet when it comes to achieving a Zero Trust security architecture, organisations approach their journeys differently. When it comes to identity, we’ve seen our customers progress through several stages of maturity in order to advance their Zero Trust security strategies. This identity maturity framework can help you take immediate action to help your organisation reach its Zero Trust goals.

Interested in where your organisation falls on this maturity curve? Take our Zero Trust Assessment to get personalised recommendations on how to tackle the Zero Trust journey with identity and secure your organisation.

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How to protect your organisation from Identity based attacks

Many organisations understand that there’s a link between identity and security, but few fully grasp how foundational identity is to a modern security strategy. Organisations with gaps in their identity security are significantly more at risk of experiencing a compromise or breach.

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We have that layer of security which has become mandatory since the arrival of COVID and the shift to remote working - UTS is protected by Okta from the risk of targeted and spray attacks.

Rowland Harvey

Enterprise Architect at University of Technology Sydney - Identity Management and Digital Strategy

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The State of Zero Trust Security 2022

Get the state of Zero Trust security report to learn how organisations around the world are approaching Zero Trust today and where they’re headed over the next 12-18 months.

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