In the past, the standard approach to cybersecurity involved fortifying the perimeter-enveloping networks with firewalls as though wrapping them in a digital moat... Relying solely on perimeter defenses in such environments exposes organizations to many risks, from misconfigurations to sophisticated system breaches.
Enter Zero Trust security, a paradigm shift in cybersecurity strategy. Unlike traditional perimeter-based models that distinguish insider and outsider threats, Zero Trust treats all users, assets, and resources as potential threats... requiring continuous verification of identities, devices, and security postures no matter where users are located.
The core principles of Zero Trust are embodied in five key pillars: Identity verification, device integrity monitoring, network microsegmentation, application and workload policy enforcement, and data protection measures like encryption.
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