How does zero trust handle the security of unmanaged devices, such as personal laptops or mobile phones?
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How does zero trust handle the security of unmanaged devices, such as personal laptops or mobile phones?
Zero trust handles the security of unmanaged devices, such as personal laptops or mobile phones by utilizing strict access controls and continuous verification mechanisms. These devices are treated as potentially compromised at all times, and access is granted based on specific policies and conditions, rather than trusting the device itself. This includes requirements for multifactor authentication, network segmentation, encryption, and monitoring to prevent unauthorized access and limit the potential impact of any security breach.