Zero Trust: An area of great interest but still has low adoption
COVID has introduced new security concerns around remote working
40
%
of global organizations’ security infrastructure was not prepared to handle the risks associated with the new business operating environment caused by the COVID pandemic.
75
%
are concerned about the security risks/threats of employees working remotely
45
%
are confident that their access security solutions enable remote employees to work in a secure manner
Transition to Modern Authentication
The changes that occurred in the last year have pushed organizations to evaluate the state of authentication environments, and many are looking to adopt modern authentication approaches. Beyond the strain that remote work created, organizations faced the limitations of their current implementations and considered how they could improve their situation. The study found that more than half have adopted two-factor or multi-factor authentication (MFA).
65
%
are using MFA for remote non-IT staff
75
%
are using MFA for third parties
45
%
are using MFA for internal non-IT staff
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Zero Trust strategy gaining momentum
20
%
claim to have a formal strategy and have actively embraced a Zero Trust policy
66
%
rely on some Zero Trust security concepts in shaping cloud security strategy
Leading technologies companies are investing on the following during the pandemic:
