Huntress Challenges in Zero Trust Implementation Persist After 15 Years
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Despite being over 15 years old, the zero trust cybersecurity model remains difficult for organizations to implement due to fragmented tooling and legacy infrastructure. A recent report from Accenture highlights widespread struggles in adopting zero trust technologies, reflecting the experiences of industry experts and security practitioners. The ongoing issues with trust in cybersecurity environments are underscored by recent cyberattacks that have highlighted the risks of being overly trusting.
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