Zero Trust Model

The Zero Trust Model is a security approach that assumes no one, whether inside or outside the organization, should automatically be trusted. Instead, every access request is carefully verified before granting permission, regardless of where it comes from. This involves continuously checking identities, devices, and security credentials to protect sensitive information. The goal is to minimize the risk of breaches by ensuring that only authorized users with proper validation can access specific resources, enhancing overall security in a dynamic and modern digital environment.