What role does micro-segmentation play in achieving the isolation and containment goals of zero trust networks?
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Micro-segmentation plays a crucial role in achieving the isolation and containment goals of zero trust networks by dividing the network into smaller segments and enforcing strict controls on communication between these segments. This ensures that even if a breach occurs, the impact can be limited to a specific segment, preventing lateral movement of attackers within the network. It helps enhance security by restricting access based on a user’s identity, location, and other contextual factors, thereby reducing the attack surface and improving overall network security.