How does zero trust approach network segmentation to limit lateral movement of potential threats?
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How does zero trust approach network segmentation to limit lateral movement of potential threats?
Zero trust approach uses network segmentation by dividing the network into smaller, isolated segments known as micro-perimeters. By implementing strict access controls and verification mechanisms at each segment boundary, zero trust limits lateral movement of potential threats. This means that even if a threat gains access to one segment, its ability to move laterally within the network is highly restricted, minimizing the impact and scope of a potential breach.