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Zero Trust Security: Building a Strong Foundation for Modern Cybersecurity
Zero Trust Security has become a cornerstone of modern cybersecurity as organizations confront increasingly complex digital threats. In an era defined by cloud adoption, remote work, and interconnected systems, traditional security models that rely on network perimeters are no longer sufficient. Zero Trust Security addresses this challenge by removing implicit trust and requiring continuous verification of every user, device, and application. By assuming that threats can exist both inside and outside the network, this approach provides a more resilient and adaptive security framework.
Zero Trust Security is fundamentally an identity-driven model. Rather than granting broad access once a user is inside the network, it evaluates every access request based on identity, context, and risk. Authentication and authorization are ongoing processes, not one-time checks. This ensures that access decisions are continuously adjusted as conditions change, helping organizations detect anomalies early and prevent unauthorized activity. As a result, Zero Trust Security significantly…
