Zero Trust models have taken center stage in the cybersecurity world, driven by the rise of cloud computing, remote work, and the constant inventiveness of threat actors. Traditional perimeter-based defenses cannot match modern exploits that bypass firewalls and pivot through compromised accounts. Due to this, organizations look toward Zero Trust vendors who emphasize continuous verification of every user, device, and application session. In fact, 63% of enterprises have started deploying the Zero Trust security model in some form, mostly starting with a selective use case. These solutions will, by default, implement the “never trust, always verify” principle.