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Sept. 21, 2023, 11:23 p.m. |

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Written by Arun Dhanaraj. IntroductionTraditional security methods are no longer enough to protect the valuable assets of financial institutions in a time when online threats are getting more sophisticated and attack routes are changing. In espionage, the idea of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) has come up as a way to deal with these problems. This piece talks about how Zero Trust Security is used in financial institutions and how it helps them protect themselves from more advanced cyber danger...

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