Zero Trust is a security paradigm that demands rigid identity verification for all users and devices attempting to access network resources, whether inside or outside the organization's perimeter. This approach addresses the challenges of modern, dynamic environments where users access applications from various devices and locations.
Studies show that organizations implementing Zero Trust frameworks can reduce the cost of a data breach by minimizing the impact of unauthorized access, ensuring that even if attackers infiltrate one part of the network, they can't easily escalate privileges or access sensitive information.
Zero Trust operates on the principle of 'never trust, always verify', redefining traditional concepts of authentication and authorization to ensure thorough assessment of every access request.
With Zero Trust, authentication evolves into a multi-faceted process employing various techniques to verify identity continuously, addressing inadequacies in traditional mechanisms like passwords and static tokens.
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