Shadow IT: The blind spot in zero trust security
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| author | Yerabolu, Malleswar Reddy |
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| contents | <p>Shadow IT has emerged as a critical blind spot in zero-trust security architectures, presenting significant challenges for organizations attempting to maintain robust security postures. As enterprises increasingly adopt remote work and digital transformation initiatives, the proliferation of unauthorized applications, cloud services, and devices threatens to undermine established security frameworks. The complex interplay between employee productivity needs and security requirements necessitates a balanced approach to Shadow IT management. Organizations must implement comprehensive strategies encompassing discovery, policy frameworks, and user empowerment while fostering a security-conscious culture that addresses both technical and human aspects of the challenge. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Shadow IT: The blind spot in zero trust security Yerabolu, Malleswar Reddy Zero Trust Security Shadow IT Management Enterprise Security Controls Security Culture Integration Risk Mitigation <p>Shadow IT has emerged as a critical blind spot in zero-trust security architectures, presenting significant challenges for organizations attempting to maintain robust security postures. As enterprises increasingly adopt remote work and digital transformation initiatives, the proliferation of unauthorized applications, cloud services, and devices threatens to undermine established security frameworks. The complex interplay between employee productivity needs and security requirements necessitates a balanced approach to Shadow IT management. Organizations must implement comprehensive strategies encompassing discovery, policy frameworks, and user empowerment while fostering a security-conscious culture that addresses both technical and human aspects of the challenge. </p> |
| title | Shadow IT: The blind spot in zero trust security |
| topic | Zero Trust Security Shadow IT Management Enterprise Security Controls Security Culture Integration Risk Mitigation |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17240285 |