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A Simple Guide to Stopping the Spread of Breaches
11 seconds — the time it takes for the next cyberattack. Are you prepared?
Breaches are inevitable, so you need ways to limit their impact to prevent catastrophic outcomes. But your traditional prevention and detection technologies aren’t enough anymore. What you need is a way to stop breaches from spreading before you even know they’re in the system.
That’s why Zero Trust Segmentation is essential. Unlike prevention and detection technologies, Zero Trust Segmentation contains the spread of inevitable breaches and ransomware across the hybrid attack surface.
Sound complicated? It doesn't have to be. The new Zero Trust Segmentation for Dummies offers a simple guide to implementing Zero Trust Segmentation and stopping the spread of breaches.
Download Zero Trust Segmentation for Dummies to learn about:
- Seeing cyber risk, setting granular security policies, and isolating critical assets with ZTS
- The new era of breach containment, and what it means for your organization
- Why it's no longer realistic to prevent or detect all breaches and what you can do
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