2022-11-08-MIT-2022年网络安全零信任调查_9页_1mb

Zero trust is a cybersecurity philosophy that emphasizes strict verification and minimal access privileges, assuming no user or device is inherently trustworthy. It addresses the rise in cyberattacks, particularly with the shift to cloud computing and remote work, by continuously monitoring and validating user activities. According to poll data, about 40% of global organizations have adopted zero-trust models, and over 75% are taking a more aggressive stance on cybersecurity. Companies like Molina Healthcare use it to secure sensitive data, while challenges include integrating it with legacy IT systems and making significant investments. Ultimately, zero trust is seen as inevitable for better network protection in a distributed environment.