Zero Trust security is rapidly transforming the cybersecurity landscape. It moves away from traditional perimeter-based security models. In this approach, every connection attempt is continuously verified before granting resource access.56% of global organizations say adopting Zero Trust is a “Top” or “High” priority.This approach offers significant security advantages. But the transition process presents several potential pitfalls. Running into these can harm a company’s cybersecurity efforts.Below, we’ll explore these common roadblocks. We’ll also offer guidance on navigating a successful Zero Trust security adoption journey.Remembering the Basics: What is Zero Trust Security?Zero Trust throws out the old “castle and moat” security model. The one where everyone inside the network perimeter is trusted. Instead, it assumes everyone and everything is a potential threat. This is true even for users already inside the network. This may sound extreme, but it enforces a rigorous “verify first, access later” approach.Here are the key pillars of Zero
