Authentication in Zero Trust

Achieving a robust security network! Introducing Zero Trust in our blog.

This blog discusses the zero trust approach to user authentication. With the advancement of mobile devices such as laptops and tablets, there is an increasing trend of telecommuting in business scenes away from the office. While there are benefits from this digital transformation, the security risks targeting information, which is a critical asset for companies, are also on the rise. The first barrier to reducing the risk of information leakage from both external and internal sources is the zero trust approach to user authentication. [Content] ■ Zero Trust = Trust no one ■ Zero Trust authentication through Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) ■ Preventing information leakage due to internal misconduct ■ Low-cost, efficient management is key to improving productivity * For more details, you can view the blog through the related links. * For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

Encryption and authentication