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Nearly one-third of enterprises are predicted to use ‘zero trust’ security by the end of 2023
Analysis by Future Market Insights
According to the Zero Trust Security Industry report, the market is set to reach a valuation of $30 billion by the end of the year 2023. The purpose of “zero trust” security is to provide protection against data breaches from all directions, specifically from within organizations, i.e., through browsers, email, VPN connections, and other means. The “zero trust security” term suggests that nothing should be trusted and always be verified.
Zero trust network access (ZTNA) is expected to have the fastest rate of growth in terms of network security, with 31% of organizations expected to be employing it by the end of 2023. ZTNA is increasingly being used by businesses for office workers as well as remote workers as they get more comfortable with it.