How to Implement Zero Trust Device Security

Business Improve your cybersecurity posture and build the foundation for a trusted digital workspace across your enterprise with HP Anyware Zero Trust Device Security.

Comprehensive Zero Trust is becoming increasingly mandated and critical as a defense against cyber threats, especially in today’s hybrid work environment. Business continuity, customer reach, and new employee satisfaction are driving demand for remote access to corporate applications, raising concerns about data security. Aside from workforce flexibility, companies need to expose data to contractors and partner ecosystems to gain a competitive edge, which can lead to costly liability exposure if data is compromised.

Cybersecurity has been elevated from the purview of the Chief Security Officer (CSO) to an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) responsibility of the board of directors. Data privacy and security issues have transcended the boundaries of risk management and have tangible implications for workplace and consumer safety.

In a global environment where data is at risk from bad actors with access to advanced technology, traditional perimeter-centric protections like firewalls and virtual private networks (VPNs) are no longer sufficient to combat modern threats from outside the perimeter. In fact, even internal networks no longer provide implicit trust. This is where Zero Trust comes in.

Zero Trust principles aim to improve cybersecurity and will be federally mandated starting in 2022. Most of the services offered by vendors typically try to address siloed segments such as network and endpoint security, identity, and data security. However, it is important to note that digital and hybrid work spans across these security segments, requiring interoperability between security tools as well as closer collaboration between various security and IT teams.

HP Anyware is a secure access enterprise software product that delivers a zero trust user authentication and endpoint device management strategy. Only authenticated users and trusted endpoints can access corporate workloads. And because software applications are stored in a centralized system, corporate data also remains centralized and cannot be exposed to endpoints, no matter where users are. This whitepaper explains how enterprises can use HP Anyware with Zero Trust Device Security to improve their cybersecurity posture and build the foundation for a trusted digital workspace across the enterprise.

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HP Anyware enables ITDMs to keep employees productive from anywhere there is a network connection by providing secure access to the digital workspace without the use of a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

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