In a world of increasing cyber threats, the old notion of a trusted corporate network has become dangerously outdated. Today’s workforce is distributed, cloud services proliferate, and attackers are more relentless than ever. As a result, Zero Trust, the principle of never implicitly trusting any user or device, has evolved from a buzzword to a business imperative. Industry surveys show that over 86% of organizations are already on a Zero Trust, and Gartner finds that almost two-thirds of companies worldwide have implemented Zero Trust strategies. This trend is fueled by a spike in cyberattacks and the rise of remote/hybrid work. Market analysts valued the Zero Trust security market at around $37 billion in 2024, with projections to more than double by 2030.