Cloudflare Zero Trust Framework to Counter Multichannel Phishing Threats
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- •A Forrester study shows businesses are largely unprepared for multichannel phishing threats.
- •Zero Trust approaches can decrease risk and improve business continuity.
- •The study surveyed 316 security decision-makers globally.
A study by Forrester Consulting, commissioned by Cloudflare, reveals that many organizations are unprepared for multichannel phishing threats. The global survey involved 316 security decision-makers, highlighting the necessity of implementing Zero Trust strategies to mitigate risks associated with these evolving threats. The findings indicate that platforms supporting Zero Trust can significantly enhance business continuity and reduce vulnerabilities in the face of increasing phishing attacks. The study emphasizes the importance of proactive security measures as phishing tactics become more sophisticated and widespread.
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2026-05-13
Forrester study published
Cloudflare commissioned a study revealing that many organizations lack readiness against multichannel phishing threats.
Cloudflare2026-05-13
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The global survey included 316 security decision-makers, emphasizing the need for Zero Trust strategies.
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