How can zero trust reduce insider threats in research organizations by ensuring strict access controls and continuous monitoring of sensitive data?
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How can zero trust reduce insider threats in research organizations by ensuring strict access controls and continuous monitoring of sensitive data?
Zero trust can reduce insider threats in research organizations by implementing strict access controls and continuously monitoring sensitive data. With a zero trust approach, all users and devices, whether inside or outside the network, are never automatically trusted. Access is granted on a least-privileged basis, meaning users only have access to the resources they need to perform their job functions. By implementing continuous monitoring, any unusual activity or unauthorized access can be quickly detected and addressed, minimizing the risk of insider threats.