Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

"The Zero Trust model is a mandatory prerequisite to next generation defense against the hyper evolving threat."-Jame Scott, Senior Fellow, ICIT, CCIOS and CSWS

#JamesScott #ICIT #CCIOS #ZeroTrust #NextGeneration #NextGen

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

AI isn’t just transforming business—it’s arming cybercriminals.

► Deepfake phishing

► AI-generated malware

► Autonomous attacks

Legacy security? Obsolete.

❌ Perimeter defenses fail against AI-powered threats

❌ Static rules can’t adapt fast enough

eScan’s Zero Trust Advantage:

✅ Continuous Verification – "Never trust, always verify"

✅ Behavioral AI – Detects anomalies in real-time

✅ Micro-Segmentation – Limits breach blast radius

✅ Unified Threat Intelligence – Cross-platform protection

"When AI attacks, only AI-powered Zero Trust fights back."

Don’t let tomorrow’s threats breach you today.

In an era where perimeter walls are gone, trust no one—verify everything.

Introducing eScan’s Zero Trust Framework powered by advanced AI analytics to secure every user, device, and transaction:

🔐 Zero Trust Access Controls – Authenticate and authorize continuously, not just at login.

AI-Driven Threat Intelligence – Predict, detect, and neutralize risks before they strike.

📊 Real-Time Behavioral Analysis – Spot anomalies and insider threats with precision.

🔄 Seamless Integration – Works effortlessly across your cloud, on-prem, and hybrid environments.

Don’t settle for yesterday’s defenses. Elevate your security posture with eScan’s revolutionary Zero Trust + AI Protection.

🚫 No Room for Risks: Embrace Zero Trust with eScan’s AI-Resistant Defense 🚫

In today’s hyper-connected world, trust is a vulnerability. That’s why eScan’s Zero Trust Security model rejects assumptions and verifies every access—every single time.

🔐 Why Zero Trust?

• Never trust, always verify: Continuous identity and device authentication

• Least-privilege access: Grant only what’s needed, when it’s needed

• Micro-segmentation: Isolate assets to contain threats instantly

AI-Resistant Defense Features:

• Adaptive AI/ML engines that evolve with emerging threats

• Real-time anomaly detection, even against adversarial AI attacks

• Automated response workflows to neutralize breaches in seconds

Ready to eliminate blind spots and lock down your network?

👉 Discover how eScan’s Zero Trust Security can bulletproof your organization

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022. (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022. (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

Acting Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for Cybersecurity and Department of Defense Senior Information Security Officer David McKeown and Chief of the DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office Randy Resnick, hold an off-camera, on-the-record virtual press briefing moderated by DoD Chief Information Officer U.S. Navy Commander Jessica L. McNulty at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Nov. 22, 2022 (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jack Sanders)

"The Zero Trust model is a mandatory prerequisite to next generation defense against the hyper evolving threat."-Jame Scott, Senior Fellow, ICIT, CCIOS and CSWS

#JamesScott #ICIT #CCIOS #ZeroTrust #NextGeneration #NextGen

It is essential to protect your organization from internal as well as external threats in today's era of digital fluid ecosystems where on-premises and #cloud applications have to co-exist peacefully. But, how do you develop a more sophisticated system to manage threats in your business? #ZeroTrust network access could be exactly what you need.

In today's blog, let's look at what is zero trust and how it has become a tipping point for businesses in securing, managing, and monitoring an enterprise #IT infrastructure. bit.ly/39PrZ3h

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Zero trust is an increasingly popular security model designed to protect an organization’s data and networks from unauthorized access. It is based on the concept of “never trust, always verify”, meaning that all traffic and users must be authenticated and authorized before they can access information.

Zero trust networks are designed to be as secure as possible and assume that any user or device is a potential threat. This means that every request is subject to verification and authentication, and access is granted only after it is confirmed.

Additionally, networks utilizing zero trust model are designed to be segmented, meaning that access to different parts of the network is restricted based on the user’s identity and the type of data the user is trying to access. With zero trust networks, organizations can benefit from enhanced security, improved compliance, and improved user experience.

Ransomware and cyber attackers employ several steps to access your network and compromise sensitive data and business resources.

Read more:https://instasafe.com/blog/how-can-zero-trust-protect-your-company-from-reconnaissance/

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Technology plays an important role in ensuring high network security and protection against cybersecurity attacks and online threats. It has become especially important to ensure the utmost network security since the employees started working and accessing network resources and applications from remote locations. For more instasafe.com/blog/zero-trust-model-3-core-principles-you...

#cybersecurity #cloudsecurity #zerotrust #RemoteWork #SecureRemoteAccess #VPN

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Возможно, вы слышали о "нулевом доверии", Zero Trust. Но что на самом деле означает этот термин? Можно ли доверять кому-либо в наши дни? К сожалению, большинство ИТ-экспертов теперь говорят, что ответ - решительное "нет".

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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the State of Cybersecurity Report (SOCR) 2020 was developed over four months by conducting primary research with security leadership and various Cyber Defense Centers based on cyberattacks, data breaches, security vulnerabilities spread worldwide. The secondary research was conducted through several public databases, research platforms, and academic and industry collaboration. The SOCR 2020 highlights an exhaustive cybersecurity ecosystem report focusing on the state of attacks breaches and law.

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86% of all Nation-state attacks fall under the espionage category

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86% rated phishing as the biggest threat

39% of organizations had a breach in the last 3 years

30+ Security products found with code execution &

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67% of attackers were after advanced PII

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