Zero trust still matters. It’s just not enough

A field guide for government and public sector security leaders on what AI, machines and multicloud have changed—and what security must do next
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Why security falls behind?

Zero trust fails when it’s bolted on. This guide shows how identity‑driven controls make access measurable, enforceable, and reviewable across hybrid environments.
Identity sprawl

Machine identifies outpace humans—hard to govern
Multicloud complexity

Fragmented controls create drift across environments
Overprivileged access

Standing permissions widen breach impact
Manual processes

Security breaks at government scale
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