Absolute Secure Access Named Leader in Zero Trust Networking
About G2 Spring 2025 Grid® Report for Zero Trust Networking
G2 defines Zero Trust Networking software as a type of network security and identity management solution used to implement the Zero Trust security model. Unlike the traditional network security systems, the Zero Trust model assumes every individual, both internal and external, is a potential threat until they are verified.
Hear from your peers in the G2 Spring 2025 Report:
- Zero trust networking solutions ranked by customer satisfaction and market presence
- Real customer feedback on data protection, application security, and security analytics
- Comparative metrics on customer satisfaction ratings and highly-rated features
Who is G2?
G2is the world’s leading business software review platform. The Spring 2025 Grid® Report for Zero Trust Networking is presented here in this abridged format in collaboration with Absolute to help technology buyers choose the right partner for zero trust networking.
How G2 defines Zero Trust Networking
Zero Trust Networking software is a type of network security and identity management solution used to implement the Zero Trust security model. As opposed to traditional network security systems, which provide a castle-and-moat system for granting access into a network, the Zero Trust model assumes every individual, both internal and external, is a potential threat until they are verified.
To qualify for inclusion in the Zero Trust Networking category, a product must:
- Utilize adaptive authentication to continuously verify user permissions
- Allow for network segmentation to simplify and broaden policy enforcement
- Monitor traffic and user behavior for future inspection and analysis
To learn more about the zero trust software your peers recommend, download the G2 Spring 2025 Report for Zero Trust Networking.