Eliminating Cyber Threats with Best Practices for Zero Trust Implementation

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The Ponemon Institute reports that on average, organizations are being targeted by 66 cyberattacks per week, highlighting the increased significance of cybersecurity in the digital era. To combat this growing threat, many organizations are turning to Zero Trust security models. Zero Trust is a security framework that requires users to verify their identity and credentials before accessing any data or applications. A mature Zero Trust deployment can lead to an average breach cost savings of USD 1.51 million, in comparison to early adoption of Zero Trust.

Hikvision has released a white paper on Zero Trust that provides an overview of the framework and how it can be used to protect an organization's data and assets. The paper also includes best practices for implementing a Zero Trust system, as well as case studies from organizations that have successfully implemented it.

In addition to the white paper, we also offer a variety of resources in our online Cybersecurity Center. This center provides information on topics such as cyber threats, risk management, compliance requirements, and security solutions. It also includes helpful tools such as vulnerability assessments and security audits to help organizations identify potential risks and take steps to mitigate them.

Organizations need to ensure they have the right tools in place to protect their data and assets from cyber threats. By leveraging the resources available in Hikvision's Cybersecurity Center and following the guidelines outlined in our Zero Trust white paper, you can take proactive steps towards ensuring your business systems are secure against cyberattacks.

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