Organizations have made great advancements and investments in cyber security. But it hasn’t been enough to fully defend against cyber attacks. For instance, ransomware has cost the world $20 billion in 2021.

The concept of zero trust emerged beginning in 2004 in response to the security problems introduced by the dissolving organizational perimeter.

Today, 55% of respondents to a 2022 Okta survey said they have a defined zero-trust initiative underway, up from 24% the previous year. But how zero trust principles are applied can vary wildly from organization to organization.

Rubrik, the pioneer of Zero Trust Data Security, and Microsoft, leader in security, compliance, identity, and management have joined forces to help organizations defend against ransomware and other cyber attacks with latest advancements in zero trust.

With Rubrik and Microsoft, organizations can strengthen their defenses and make it easier to quickly restore the enterprise data and applications that keep operations running.