How do you think your organization will be handling zero trust mindset/principles in 5 years?

Core, primary concepts used to form cyber security strategy30%

Influencing strategies but not core to our overall cyber security strategies (e.g., data security, identity security, network security)31%

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Implemented tactically for technology implementations (e.g., IAM, ZTNA, Micro segmentation, etc.)24%

Very limited use cases (e.g., used by security teams to justify increased budgets)8%

Not using (e.g., changed focus, replaced by the next big thing, etc.)3%

Will not apply to my organization in 5 years2%

Unsure/don’t know3%

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Director of Information Securitya year ago

Biased as a vendor of course

Director of ITa year ago

Mybe a little bit of wishful thinking. ;)

Managing Director, IT Governance and Test Engineeringa year ago

Creating zero trust architecture architecture strategy and running a few POCs for potential process and technology implementation later.

VP of Corporate Developmenta year ago

Easier to do in public IaaS cloud

Director, Information Securitya year ago

We’re on the path now and will continue on the journey

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