Zero Trust Architecture is a security model that verifies every user and device, inside or outside the network, before granting access. It uses continuous authentication, least-privilege controls, and micro-segmentation to prevent breaches. Organizations with remote work, cloud systems, and sensitive data benefit most, reducing attack surfaces and limiting lateral movement.
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