Zero trust IT model adoption worldwide 2022

In 2022, 41 percent of respondents from a global survey report that they have plans to adopt a zero trust strategy and are in the early phases of doing so. In general, 80 percent of respondents have plans of adopting zero trust in the future or have already adopted it. Zero trust is a security concept that does not allow access to, for example, machines and IP addresses until the user is authorized. Zero trust architectures are gaining momentum as more employees are working remotely.

Is adopting a zero trust model a priority for your organization?

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Release date

September 2022

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

June 2022

Number of respondents

351 respondents

Special properties

cybersecurity professionals*

Supplementary notes

*Respondents hold various job titles: Director (24%), specialist (27%), manager/supervisor (16%), CTO/CIO/CISO/CMO/CFO/COO (11%), vice president (7%), consultant (6%), founder/CEO/president (4%), other (5%).
Respondents represent various company sizes: 2,000-5,000 employees (29%), 5,001-20,000 employees (28%), >20,000 employees (43%).
Respondents represent various industries.

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