Zero Trust Model Explained
before giving them access to company resources. The zero-trust model as the name suggests means that you shouldn’t implicitly trust anyone, regardless of where the request is coming from. This means inside the network, outside the network, or coming from a trusted network you should still have processes in place that require a user to authenticate before giving them access to a company resource. This way regardless of where an attack is coming from, they won’t be able to bypass the security mechanisms that you have in place.