How does Zero Trust protect against credential stuffing attacks?

Zero trust security eliminates the assumption that users inside a network should be trusted, instead requiring verification of every request for access. By integrating continuous monitoring and adaptive controls, zero trust can detect abnormal activities or unauthorized access attempts, effectively mitigating credential stuffing attacks. Continuous monitoring allows for real-time detection of suspicious patterns, while adaptive controls can dynamically adjust access permissions based on the behavior and risk profile of the user. This proactive approach significantly reduces the risk of successful credential stuffing attacks within a zero trust security framework.