How does zero trust address emerging security threats posed by quantum computing advancements?
How does Zero Trust address the security concerns associated with quantum computing advancements?
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Zero trust security model addresses emerging security threats posed by quantum computing advancements by requiring verification from multiple sources and adopting a “never trust, always verify” approach. Quantum computing has the potential to break traditional encryption methods, making data vulnerable. With zero trust, access control is granular, authentication is continuous, and data encryption is used extensively to protect sensitive information. By implementing zero trust principles, organizations can mitigate risks associated with quantum computing threats and safeguard their systems and data effectively.