Why Operational Resilience Starts With Zero-Trust Networks
Security Boulevard, Wednesday, October 28th, 2026
Security Boulevard argues operational resilience starts with zero-trust networks and outlines a phased implementation path.
Jeremy Spencer argues that operational resilience, which focuses on anticipating threats rather than only recovering from them, starts with zero-trust architecture that verifies every access request.
Citing PwC, the article says only 2% of businesses report firm-wide cyber resilience.
Zero-trust supports unified policy, least privilege, application-level remote access and automated threat response.
Recommended steps are assessing security maturity, planning a roadmap, fixing cyber hygiene, and implementing zero-trust in phases starting with identity and device security.