Zero Trust Architecture

What is a Zero Trust Architecture?

The Zero Trust Architecture is a security model that assumes that neither internal nor external networks are trustworthy. It is based on the principle of “trust no one, verify everything” and requires continuous verification and strict access controls, regardless of the location of the user or device.

Advantages and implementation

Zero Trust protects against internal and external threats by using strong authentication, data encryption and fine-grained access policies. It is increasingly being implemented in cloud environments, corporate networks and remote working models to improve IT security. With technologies such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), endpoint security and network segmentation, companies can effectively implement the Zero Trust strategy.