Zero Trust Is a Journey, Not a Product
Vendors love to sell 'Zero Trust' in a box. Here's what a real Zero Trust architecture looks like and how to get started.
SASite AdministratorJul 2, 20261 min read
Vendors love to sell 'Zero Trust' in a box. Here's what a real Zero Trust architecture looks like and how to get started.
Zero Trust is one of the most important — and most misused — terms in security. At its core, it means: never trust, always verify.
Strong authentication and least-privilege access are the foundation of any Zero Trust program.
Micro-segmentation limits how far an attacker can move after an initial compromise.
Trust decisions should be re-evaluated continuously based on device posture, behavior, and context.
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