Defence
Zero trust
A security model that checks every access request instead of trusting anything inside the network.
Zero trust assumes the network is already compromised: each request is authenticated, authorised and checked against the device's state, and users get only the access they need. It is a response to VPN-style models where one foothold opens everything.
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