
![]() Since the dawn of application development, IT has built authorisation policies into each application to serve business requirements. However, these custom authorisation policies have created an isolated, application-specific strategy that does not align to modern security (e.g. Zero Trust or identity-first security) or IT requirements (e.g. cloud-native support). An isolated authorisation strategy was good enough until the need to both enable and secure “anytime, anywhere” access became a fundamental requirement. As a result, organisations put identity at the forefront of their security stance, leaning on Zero Trust as a strategy to unify their approach and enable a remote workforce. |