Security News > 2022 > May > Zero Trust for Data Helps Enterprises Detect, Respond and Recover from Breaches
Zero Trust principles - whether applied to identities, network, or data objects - help organizations systematically improve security risks throughout each of visibility, detection, response, and protection.
In the modern enterprise, implementing Zero Trust for data without breaking business logic is a new direction that requires a careful shift from Posture Management to Detection-Response to Protection to avoid creating business risk or outage.
When companies have visibility into their data security posture, they are able to determine and set policies for enhanced data protection across cloud-based organizations to help them better determine how data objects should be treated.
Data Security Posture Management tools are a good starting point for your Zero Trust journey.
Many critical identities and service roles necessarily need permissions to large swaths of data to do their job - privileged identities, applications that are fronts for databases or data lakes, and even CI/CD etc.
Answering these questions is foundational to a modern cloud data security strategy, especially when faced with the challenge of operationalizing access control or data security without breaking business logic.