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Microsegmentation
Buyer’s Guide 2025

Discover how identity-based microsegmentation protects users, workloads, and devices with granular, context-aware policies. Download the Buyer's Guide and Checklist.

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Dive deeper into the critical need for microsegmentation, evaluation criteria, key features, implementation considerations, and how to build a business case. This guide provides the insights you need to make an informed decision.

  • Understand the evolution from perimeter defense to Zero Trust.
  • Discover key success factors for selecting the right solution.
  • Learn how to navigate deployment and integration.
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What is Microsegmentation?

Identity-based microsegmentation enables organizations to rapidly secure their networks by applying granular, context-aware least-privilege access policies that automatically protect users, workloads, and devices wherever they appear on the network — preventing lateral movement attacks while eliminating the need for new hardware, agents, or complex network reconfigurations.

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Why Modern Microsegmentation is Critical Today

  • Cybercriminals increasingly leverage lateral movement (east-west traffic) after initial access.
  • The explosion of IoT, OT, and IoMT devices expands your attack surface, often with legacy software that traditional tools can't secure.
  • Did you know? 60% of successful breaches involve lateral movement, with attackers often going undetected for months.
  • Traditional segmentation (VLANs, firewalls) creates operational overhead and leaves security gaps, especially where agents can't be deployed.
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The Business Value of Microsegmentation

  • Reduce Breach Impact: Significantly lower breach costs (typically 45% lower) by limiting lateral movement.
  • Lower Operational Costs: Achieve a 60%-80% reduction in policy management overhead and operational costs.
  • Faster Incident Response: Decrease incident response times by 40%-60%.
  • Strengthen Compliance: Simplify audit preparation for standards like IEC 62443, HIPAA, and NIST Zero Trust.
  • Potentially Lower Cyber Insurance Premiums: Documented security controls can lead to 15%-30% reductions.    
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