Consulting firms jump on the Zero Trust bandwagon - Cyber Security News

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Within a day of each other, the consulting and outsourcing firms Deloitte and HCL Technologies have both launched new managed cybersecurity services, as consultants look to capitalize on the growing appetite for the Zero Trust security model.

On Tuesday, Deloitte unveiled its Zero Trust Access managed service, which is heavily influenced by its recent acquisition of TransientX. Then, on Wednesday, HCL announced a collaboration with Palo Alto Networks to offer managed SASE, cloud security, and threat detection and response for its customers.

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