New Delhi, June 11 -- A new study published by Zscaler, in collaboration with Marsh McLennan's Cyber Risk Intelligence Center, reveals that implementing a zero trust security architecture could have prevented up to 31% of cyber losses globally-equating to $465 billion in potential economic savings each year.

The findings are based on Marsh McLennan's proprietary dataset tracking eight years of cyber incident insurance claims. The analysis estimates that widespread zero trust deployment would have substantially lowered both insurance claims and cyber-related economic losses across sectors.

The research shows thatNorth America experienced nearly four times the number of cyber incidents compared to Europe over the past eight years. However...