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Digital Vision: Cybersecurity 3

Zero Trust

Zero Trust

How a Zero Trust approach to cybersecurity can protect against external and internal threats


48%*

IT and telecom had the largest revenue share of the zero trust market in 2020 at 48%

Zero trust has far-reaching implications for the way in which organizations protect against and detect cyber risks, but its full potential has yet to be fully realized.

Solutions like context-aware zero trust security and Identity Access Management (IAM) can help bridge the gap between user expectations and security. In this Digital Vision, we explore some of the ways zero trust can be implemented and some of the challenges businesses face in undertaking a successful zero trust journey.

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Digital Vision: Cybersecurity 3 – Further Insights

From across Atos and beyond, find out more about cybersecurity challenges and how organizations can respond to cyber threats

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Kulveer Ranger, SVP, Head of Strategy, Marketing, Communications & Public Affairs, Northern Europe & APAC, Atos