ZERO TRUST

The idea of trust in the technical landscape is rapidly changing with cloud infrastructure and increased reliance on interdependent applications. Causing system designers to re-evaluate a means to approach security. Often in the past networks were secured with the idea of a "walled garden" where you have a secure perimeter around your technical assets with different levels and segmentation between certain zones. This exposed the All-or-Nothing trust system embedded in these networks, once users were past the perimeter, they were fully trusted. Today, organizations are moving towards having their business operations hosted in the cloud, often combining multiple providers and products. The idea of creating a wall around your internal systems in this new landscape is impossible. Zero Trust Networks are a response to both the previous approaches to security as well as this changing landscape. By employing constant monitoring, scoring and constraining users' actions Zero Trust Networks..

Also known as: Zero Trust Network