Guarding Beyond The Perimeter - Zero Trust Security With Oracle Linux
Oracle News, Wednesday, January 24th, 2024
Security is at the core of Oracle Linux, irrespective of where you choose to deploy it. Dive into our newly published technical brief, Accelerating Zero Trust adoption with Oracle Linux, and learn how your organization can expedite the adoption of Zero Trust security with the help of the Oracle Linux operating environment.
What is Zero Trust?
Today, continuous innovation is being embraced by both businesses and cybercriminals alike. And cybercriminals are adapting their techniques. For example, firewalls, VPNs, and email gateways are traditional perimeter security measures that cybercriminals are capable of breaching. Zero Trust is an IT security approach focused on preventing threats from both within and outside an organization. This resilient cybersecurity strategy emphasizes that every user, device, or workload connected to an organization's network should never be trusted, should always be regularly verified, and should be granted least-privilege access to perform its job-nothing more, nothing less.