Zero Trust is a security framework based on the belief that every user, device, and IP address accessing a resource is a threat until proven otherwise. Under the concept of “never trust, always verify,” it requires that security teams implement strict access controls and verify anything that tries to connect to an enterprise’s network.
Coined in 2009 by John Kindervag, then a principal analyst at Forrester Research, Zero Trust has since gained ground as an effective strategy to prevent data breaches and other cyber attacks in a world of increasing security challenges. In this post, we’ll explore why Zero Trust is important to the security landscape, consider how today’s technologies can bring its principles to life, and look forward at how the Zero Trust model may evolve. ...read more!
