Zero trust is now a widely adopted practice across the enterprise, but Veeam’s Dave Russell predicts that threats posed by emerging technologies such as AI will drive a greater push for standardized, all-encompassing zero-trust frameworks.
Zero trust has gained significant traction in the information security industry and is widely adopted by enterprises worldwide, with the UK and the US leading the charge. According to the Forrester report, organizations across the Asia Pacific (APAC) are quick to follow, with seven of ten businesses planning to adopt zero trust this year.
In 2024, we will see increased scrutiny on organizations to ensure zero trust is adopted beyond a “tick-box” approach. Specifically, there will be a greater push for standardized, all-encompassing, zero-trust frameworks that provide resilience against threats posed by emerging technologies such as AI. The ability to backup data and restore it efficiently following an attack will be critical to cyber resiliency.
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