How does zero trust secure legacy systems while transitioning to a modern security model?
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How does zero trust secure legacy systems while transitioning to a modern security model?
Zero trust helps secure legacy systems during the transition to a modern security model by focusing on continuous verification of identities, devices, and user actions. By implementing strict access controls, monitoring user activity, and implementing micro-segmentation, zero trust ensures that even if a legacy system is compromised, the attacker’s movement is limited within the network. This approach reduces the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches, providing an additional layer of security to both legacy and modern systems.