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Definition
A security model that continuously verifies users, devices, and workloads, rather than relying on network location.
In Practice
In practice, Zero Trust helps teams reduce risk by improving visibility, control, and response speed. It is often paired with adjacent controls depending on environment constraints and compliance needs.
Related
Zero Trust Network Access; identity-aware access that restricts connections to specific applications or services.
View definitionPolicies that grant or deny access based on identity, device posture, location, and risk signals.
View definitionNetwork and workload isolation that limits lateral movement and reduces the blast radius of incidents.
View definitionSolutions
Secure identity across hybrid environments with strong IAM, privileged access controls, and least-privilege enforcement.
ExploreKeep access clean, current, and auditable across joiner, mover, and leaver events.
ExploreSecure the modern workspace with device posture controls, collaboration safeguards, and governed access to end-user apps.
ExploreEstablish current-state visibility and a practical security baseline with a risk-informed roadmap for hybrid IT/OT environments.
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