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Zero Trust Model

The zero trust model is a security framework that assumes a breach in the corporate firewall and verifies all requests as though they originated from an uncontrolled network. It requires users to authenticate, authorize, and continuously validate their security configuration and posture before gaining or maintaining access to applications and data. Zero trust is a integrated approach to cybersecurity that embraces the complexity of the contemporary environment and protects people, devices, applications, and data.

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