Zero-trust architecture is a security model that continuously asks a user, device or application for verification. This security model follows a “never trust, always verify” policy which means nothing can be trusted. This is why this cybersecurity architecture continuously requires verification.
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Cybersecurity attacks continue to be a threat to businesses all over the world. According to an Accenture report, security attacks increased 31% from 2020 to 2021. With attackers using new and improved tactics to unlawfully access data, disrupt digital operations or damage information of a business, it is becoming essential for business leaders to make cybersecurity their main focus.
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Threat detection is basically described as the practice of identification of malicious activity within an organization that could disrupt the company’s network. Threat detection and the process of it, alerts cybersecurity experts of a possible cyber-attack. However, a threat doesn’t always necessarily mean an attack that has can cause harm to an organization’s system but it just highlights the possibility of a potential one.
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