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Reimagining cybersecurity for developers
- Cybersecurity can be a nightmare for developers and security breaches can happen at an unprecedented scale. Despite spending more than $300bn on cybersecurity, breaches costing more than $10tn ensued, showing that Zero Trust solutions, in their current forms, are not enough.
- Two-Way Zero Trust is a new concept that upgrades the Zero Trust model, making sure that all entities are verified – even the system itself. It removes single-entity authority and distributes authority across all entities.
- Two-Way Zero Trust assures that even if your systems are hacked, sensitive information remains protected as the authority to unlock it stays outside the system.
- Two-Way Zero Trust fundamentally reshapes how developers can think about cybersecurity, privacy, and digital ownership.
- By implementing Two-Way Zero Trust, developers can finally sleep without worrying about being the weak link in a security chain. It shields the company from potential legal liabilities and preserves customer trust.
- The real issue here is authority. How do we remove it from the systems and people managing it? In the next part, we’ll dive deeper into the vulnerabilities around authority and explore how it’s managed today.
- The series is an adaptation of a keynote speech by Tide Foundation Co-Founders Michael Loewy and Yuval Hertzog at ACM SIGCOMM 2024.
- Two-Way Zero Trust has keys that no one holds and can redefine cybersecurity, and empower developers to innovate without fear.
- Authority is harnessed by hackers to compromise security. No system, however sophisticated, is entirely foolproof; when the few systems-based ones fall, the others follow.
- Zero-Trust offered an illusion of security, but it merely shifted trust around to unchecked authority systems which, if faulted, take the chain down with them.
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