CSA publishes "Integrating DNS and SDP: Enhanced Zero Trust Policy Enforcement 2.0"
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CSA has published "Integrating DNS and SDP: Enhanced Zero Trust Policy Enforcement 2.0," dated 10 July 2026, addressing DNS as a security blind spot in enterprise environments. The guidance explores how DNS can be integrated with Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP) architectures to strengthen Zero Trust policy enforcement. Organisations implementing or maturing Zero Trust programmes should review this publication to assess whether their DNS controls align with the updated recommendations.
What changed
- A new publication, 'Integrating DNS and SDP: Enhanced Zero Trust Policy Enforcement 2.0,' has been added to the CSA research library, superseding or updating the previous version of this guidance.
- The document addresses DNS as a persistent security blind spot in enterprise environments and connects it to SDP-based Zero Trust policy enforcement frameworks.
Who is affected
Enterprise security and compliance practitioners globally, particularly those responsible for Zero Trust architecture, network security, or cloud security programmes. Document does not specify industry sector or organisation size.
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