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The Essential 9: Why Critical Infrastructure Companies in Australia Need Zero Trust Segmentation
Zero Trust Segmentation should be on Australia's list of essential cybersecurity strategies to protect critical infrastructure companies.
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Over the past decade, the Australian government has issued many cybersecurity recommendations to help companies better defend against increasingly virulent cyber threats.1 Central to those recommendations are the Essential 8 guidelines issued in 2017 and updated periodically since.2 These eight recommendations, which evolved from the widely touted “Top 4 Controls” of the Australian Signals Directorate, are intended to provide an essential but manageable list of security practices for protecting “Microsoft Windows-based Internet- connected networks.”
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