A guide to zero trust security

The shift from traditional on-premises datacenters to dynamic cloud infrastructure introduces new challenges for enterprise security.

That’s why more organizations are adopting a zero trust approach to security, which governs access based on identity. Before any machine or user can do anything, they must first authenticate who or what they are. Permissions attached to their identity then define what they can or cannot do within your network.

This guide to zero trust security covers:

• 3 common challenges of zero trust security in multi-cloud environments
• The 4 pillars of zero trust security for access, authentication, and authorization
• How identity-driven security from HashiCorp boosts productivity, speeds cloud adoption, and grants flexibility in multi-cloud environments

Learn more about zero trust security and Security Lifecycle Management here.