Organisations in Singapore recognise the benefits of adopting the Zero Trust model. But, a recent Entrust survey reveals that while more than half of IT practitioners in Singapore have strong leadership support for Zero Trust, nearly 30% of organisations have yet to begin implementing this security approach. Another half are still at various stages of implementation.
If you’re familiar with the Zero Trust framework, its principles may seem simple enough in the context of network security. Nobody — not even your most senior leaders — can be granted user access without first being checked at the gate.
Here’s the challenge: Traditional perimeters are a thing of the past given the rising adoption of the cloud. Cloud spend in Asia Pacific grew 10% year-on-year, and is forecasted to accelerate at a CAGR of 17.3% from 2024-2027. And with remote access and hybrid work a mainstay of the modern enterprise, cyber threats are challenging your organisation like never before. That’s why the most forward-thinking businesses are implementing Zero Trust.
