Zero trust operates on the principle of 'Never trust, always verify.' It requires continuous verification of users, devices, and applications accessing networks.
Unlike traditional security models, zero trust denies blanket access; it grants permissions based on a need-to-know basis, reducing the risks of data breaches.
In a zero trust model, access is context-aware, requiring re-evaluation of credentials at every step, thereby minimizing security vulnerabilities effectively.
The rise of IoT has drastically expanded the attack surface. Zero trust frameworks are increasingly necessary to address these evolving cybersecurity challenges.
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