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Trust No One (but Thrive) The Definitive Guide to Zero Trust
Traditional network and application access protocols operate under the premise that once a user is inside the system, they can maintain that access and use it to access other resources on the network. If this now sounds slightly naive as a cybersecurity approach, that’s because it is. Time after time, small breaches have turned into big breaches, all because systems assumed that because the user was inside the corporate network, they could be trusted.
The Zero Trust security model is an approach built around the principle of “never trust, always verify”. It can be a logical way to address the security shortcomings of legacy approaches, but it adds a layer of complexity to the already overburdened plates of corporate IT teams.