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No standing still: Zero Trust and cybersecurity
Cyberattacks are growing in speed and scale, costing businesses billions — recent incidents hit Jaguar Land Rover, WestJet, and Collins Aerospace. With public trust in data handling already low, companies need modernized security strategies. Zero Trust, built on "never trust, always verify," limits breach damage by confining access rather than relying on a single perimeter. Despite 96% of firms planning adoption, only 35% have implemented it, highlighting an urgent need for cross-industry action and consistent standards.
Komatsu Australia to move 4000 users to zero trust cloud security
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Komatsu Australia is migrating around 4,000 users to a zero trust cloud security model, with a pilot phase beginning this month. The move aims to replace traditional perimeter-based security with identity-verified access controls, reducing risk as staff work across multiple locations and devices. The rollout reflects broader enterprise adoption of zero trust frameworks across Australian organisations.
What Is Zero Trust Security? A Guide for Businesses
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