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.
Organizations implementing Zero Trust frameworks can reduce the cost of a data breach by minimizing the impact of unauthorized access, ensuring attackers can't easily escalate privileges.
The principle underlying Zero Trust is simple: every access request must be thoroughly assessed to ensure users only have access to resources that are required for their role.
In modern security practices, gaining access isn't as simple as showing your badge at the door, as Zero Trust challenges traditional notions of trust.
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