Zero Trust Security

Zero Trust is a security framework built on the principle of "never trust, always verify." Every access request is authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated — no matter the network location.

Core Principles

• Least Privilege: Users and devices get only the access they need.
• Continuous Verification: Identities and devices are checked for every action.
• Microsegmentation: Networks are divided into small zones to limit movement.

Example Scenario

A remote employee connects to the corporate cloud:

1. They log in with username + password + MFA.
2. Their device posture (patch level, AV status) is verified.
3. Access is only granted to specific apps, not the entire network.
4. Every new request is re-validated for trust signals.

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