Zero trust has become one of the most overused terms in security marketing, applied to products that implement a narrow slice of the actual architecture while the phrase itself gets stretched to cover almost any access control improvement. Underneath the marketing noise, though, is a genuinely coherent architectural model with specific, identifiable requirements — and … Read more

Zero trust has become one of the most overused terms in enterprise security marketing, applied so broadly to so many different products that the actual underlying architectural principle risks getting lost entirely. Stripped of the marketing language, zero trust is a coherent, useful security model – but actually implementing it requires a real, staged plan … Read more