Is Zero Trust a genuine strategy in cyber security or purely a marketing gimmick?

Security & GRCThreat & Vulnerability Management

Genuine strategy in cybersecurity.60%

Purely a marketing gimmick.32%

Unsure.7%

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Director in Manufacturing2 years ago

In theory it’s a great practice
In practice it’s too much theory
Harder to execute than most will expect

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no title2 years ago

I think it depends on org age, size, and culture.

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