As new philosophies around network security arise alongside ongoing technological advances, forward-thinking companies are changing the way users interact with—and feel about—network security as part of their work day. People are the new perimeter Up until recently, network security relied upon a network perimeter—anything inside the perimeter was considered trusted and anything beyond it was considered untrusted. This approach has become increasingly problematic. With the influx of mobile and cloud applications changing the way we work and access data, the traditional perimeter has been dissolved—it’s no longer safe for enterprises to assume trust. What followed was an approach that no longer assumed security, making people the new perimeter and establishing identity as the lynchpin of a secure strategy. One framework for this mentality is Zero Trust, which assumes that we can no longer have a network perimeter-centric view of security. However, when put into practice, users often resorted to weak.