zero_trust
Zero Trust
Introduced in the late 2000s, the Zero Trust model revolutionized traditional network security paradigms by insisting on never assuming trust, regardless of the origin's location or its network access status. This approach mandates continuous verification of every user, device, and connection, transcending geographical and network boundaries. With the evolution of cloud computing and the increasing prevalence of remote work, Zero Trust underscores the necessity of perpetual verification and the enforcement of least privilege to safeguard digital assets efficiently.
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