“Zero-trust” sounds like something dreamed up by an IT team that drinks too much cold brew. In reality, it’s a finance concept wearing a tech hoodie.
At its core, zero-trust simply means this: no one gets access to money, data, or systems unless they continuously prove they should have it. Not once. Every time.
If that sounds familiar, it should. CFOs have been doing this for decades.
Download: CFO Zero-Trust Checklist & Scorecard
Zero-Trust Is Just Internal Controls, Modernized
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