Zero trust

Zero trust is a security model which means to verify and never trust any user or machine who is trying to access the company network despite the fact, it is physical or digital access.

Although not new, Zero Trust security model has been gaining popularity lately. Over the years, we have been taught a certain security model that protects our business network. This model is based on the theory that the external network is not secure, while the internal network is considered secure.

Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) is a security concept that assumes that every user, device, and network must be verified and authenticated before being granted access to the network.

“In the zero-trust model, every network and every user are considered hostile,” said Bryley engineer Myk Dinis. And Windows 11 offers new and familiar ways to achieve zero trust ... #zerotrust #Win11

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Zero Trust Security, also known as Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), is an information technology (IT) security concept that assumes that no user, device, or network is inherently trustworthy. Unlike traditional security approaches, which aim to treat the inside of the network as trustworthy and control access from the inside out, Zero Trust Security emphasizes continuous …

The zero trust model provides strong security and limits the potential damage of any successful cybersecurity breaches.

Every couple of years, a new buzzword is added to the security lexicon. Most recently, zero trust has been a focus, getting the attention of infosec professionals. And while it may seem quite new, the concept of zero trust is almost five decades old. But it came into vogue when Forrester published research about it in 2010.