How does infrastructure management facilitate the implementation of zero-trust security models?

Infrastructure management enables the implementation and enforcement of zero-trust security models by providing the ability to continuously monitor, control, and secure all components of the infrastructure. This includes managing access controls, network segmentation, encryption, identity management, and authentication mechanisms. With effective infrastructure management, organizations can ensure that only authorized users and devices have access to specific resources and data, regardless of their location or network environment. By closely managing and securing the infrastructure, organizations can enforce the principles of least privilege and maintain a strict zero-trust security posture.