What a difference four years makes. Since launching our first State of Zero Trust report in 2019, we’ve been saying that the framework represents the future of security. This year, Zero Trust adoption reached a tipping point. In 2019, many organizations that we surveyed acknowledged that Zero Trust was important, but just 16% had invested in Zero Trust initiatives. In 2022, organizations are ready to take action; 97% of survey respondents have a defined Zero Trust initiative in place or plan to have one within the next few months. Our fourth annual State of Zero Trust report, compiled from surveys with 700 security leaders, reveals a fundamentally changed landscape, where there is no one-size-fits-all security solution. As different organizations, industries, and regions embrace varying Zero Trust strategies and priorities, some fascinating trends have emerged. Here are five key insights from the 2022 report. 1. Zero Trust initiatives have come.