How does zero trust challenge the traditional “trust but verify” model by requiring verification at every access attempt?
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How does zero trust challenge the traditional “trust but verify” model by requiring verification at every access attempt?
Zero trust challenges the traditional “trust but verify” model by assuming that threats could exist both inside and outside the network perimeter. Instead of granting access based on initial trust, zero trust requires verification at every access attempt, regardless of where the access request originates or what resource is being accessed. This stricter approach to security helps to mitigate the risk of unauthorized access and reduces the potential impact of security breaches.