Zero Trust Security Internet is the Answer

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Zero Trust: How to Secure Your Email and Web Traffic.

A zero trust security model can be key in protecting and maintaining secure email and web data movement. By adopting an approach that utilizes a zero trust approach, organizations have the ability to assess web and email traffic and determine what might be considered dangerous and quickly isolate it.

However, successfully implementing an effective zero trust policy is not without its challenges and requires careful, considered deliverance. If handled correctly, organizations can use zero trust to accurately automate and streamline their security strategies.

Download this whitepaper to learn:

  • How a zero trust approach can be implemented to create a safe browsing and email experience
  • The weakness of traditional network architectures to safeguard the end-user experience
  • How Menlo Security helped a Fortune 100 company achieve zero malware attacks in six months while adhering to zero trust practices

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