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State of Zero Trust (2025) - Focuses on the current state of Zero Trust adoption, highlighting the challenges and frustrations faced by IT, security, and engineering teams. Key insights reveal that fewer than one-third of organizations employ identity-based access as their…
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Annual Security Reports › Survey Reports > Industry Trends: “State of Zero Trust (2025) - Focuses on the current state of Zero Trust adoption, highlighting the challenges and frustrations faced by IT, security, and engineering teams. Key insights reveal that fewer than one-third of organizations employ identity-based access as their…”