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CWP

IT Manager in Education, 201 - 500 employees

CWP

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Zero Trust Network

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I'm intrigued by the results that came out. I would have thought that folks would be more ready to leverage startups for things like security scans / compliance scans / code scanning, as opposed to IAM, ZTNA and the like that
- have time-critical / mission-critical impacts if they fail and thus require a more mature support organization behind them (not saying that startups can't offer good support, but it can be overwhelming
- have a lot of "ecosystem" ties into a wider security mesh architecture where you typically require a broad but mostly single-vendor stack of products (particularly for ZTNA in this list).

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