Applying Zero-Trust Security to Docker Containers
Briefly

The zero-trust security model treats both external and internal actors equally, moving beyond perimeter-based security to a system where trust is not automatic but earned.
Microsegmentation can prevent a compromised zone from affecting the entire network by creating separate protected areas for testing, training, and production.
Docker Desktop allows fine-grained network policies through bridge networks and the Macvlan network driver, enabling distinct treatment of containers as separate physical devices.
With least-privilege access and enhanced container isolation, organizations can ensure that actors only have access to the minimum necessary resources to perform their tasks.
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