Zero Trust Begins with Strong Identity Governance
Zero Trust starts with Identity Governance. By continuously verifying access, enforcing least privilege, and adapting permissions, organizations make Zero Trust real and enforceable.
Zero Trust has become the modern cybersecurity mantra: never trust, always verify. But Zero Trust cannot succeed without strong Identity Governance as its foundation.
The Connection Between Zero Trust and IGA:
- Granular Access Controls: Enforce least privilege at every step.
- Continuous Verification: Regularly review and certify access rights.
- Adaptive Policies: Adjust permissions dynamically as roles or risks change.
Why Identity Governance is Essential:
- Firewalls and VPNs are no longer enough—identity is the new attack surface.
- Without governance, Zero Trust policies remain theoretical, not practical.
Bottom Line:
Zero Trust is only achievable when organizations govern identities effectively—ensuring access is tightly controlled, constantly verified, and dynamically adjusted.