Zero Trust Market Survey 2026

CSA Swiss Chapter is about to start a Market Survey soon!

October 28, 2025

Coming up in January 2026:

CSA Swiss Chapter is about to start a Zero Trust Market Survey.

Zero Trust Market Survey Sample Questions:

- How does your organization’s leadership define a cybersecurity strategy to tackle continuously evolving threats?

- How well does your leadership acknowledge that the organization can never be fully ahead of all threats, and accept the need for regular board-level oversight of cybersecurity risk and Zero Trust initiatives?

- How does your organization articulate its readiness, business drivers, and culture within the cybersecurity strategy when defining its vision and desired outcomes?

- How regularly does your organization update its cybersecurity posture and maturity level?

- To what extend has Zero Trust Principles been integrated into your overall cybersecurity strategy?

- How effectively does your organization verify user and device identity before granting access to any resource?

- How well does your organization segment its networks and applications to minimize lateral movement?

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