Fortune 100 companies have successfully implemented a zero-trust approach to cloud-native application security. This approach denies access to everything by default except for the necessary communication channels. Additionally, these companies take a holistic approach to security, securing all potential attack vectors. They also treat security as code, incorporating it into the development process to ensure consistent application of security controls.
A key lesson from these leading companies is the importance of treating security as an ongoing process. As threats evolve, businesses must continually re-evaluate and adapt their security measures to stay ahead of potential threats.
Cloud-native technology adoption has exploded in recent years, and smaller organizations are now using cloud-native solutions for daily operations. To democratize this level of security, cloud-native security solutions should take what leading companies have done, package it into a repeatable solution, and roll it out as a service.
In conclusion, the
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