Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) transforms security from perimeter-based models to a framework that assumes no implicit trust. This approach requires continuous verification of users and devices across five pillars: identity, devices, networks, applications, and data, utilizing advanced technologies like mTLS and micro-segmentation. Success involves systematic planning, incremental implementation, and ongoing monitoring for improved security and operational efficiency.
Kettering Health provides update on cybersecurity incident
Kettering Health announced that all systems affected by a cyberattack from ransomware group Interlock on May 20 have been secured and are now fully protected.
