Zero Trust Security Model

The Zero Trust Security Model is a cybersecurity approach that assumes no one, whether inside or outside an organization, should be trusted by default. Instead of automatically granting access based on location or network, it requires strict verification for every request to access resources. This involves continuous monitoring and authentication of users and devices, ensuring they only have access to the specific data or systems they need. By minimizing trust and assuming potential threats can arise from anywhere, this model enhances security and reduces the risk of breaches, making it a crucial strategy in today’s digital landscape.