As people continue to shelter in place and work from home in response to COVID-19, the idea of a shifted security perimeter is now everyone’s reality. Many organizations were forced to quickly spin up remote work environments and security tools to enable business continuity during this time. And while we’ve seen a lot of rapid success, for many this short-term firefighting approach isn’t sustainable—especially as technology and business leaders expect changes like expanded work from home policies to persist long after the crisis. As you look to securely enable a long-term remote workforce, you need a security framework that can support you both today and in the future, keeping your people, your data, and your infrastructure safe. That’s where zero trust comes in. What zero trust adoption looks like Around the world, companies are collectively navigating the impacts of this pandemic—but that’s not all they have in common. Now, more.