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Zero Trust security standard for most organizations, report shows

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Martina Lindberg

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Financial services take the lead with most widespread implementation of Zero Trust security initiatives.

The Zero Trust model is growing stronger as a majority of all organizations (61%) surveyed have already implemented it, and 35% are planning to start in the next 18 months, Okta’s 2023 State of Zero Trust report shows. That’s a big increase over previous years – only 24% of organizations had adopted the initiative

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