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What is the Zero Trust security model and how does it work?

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The Zero Trust security model is a strategy that emphasizes never trusting any user, device, or application regardless of their network location. It requires strict internal network segmentation and validates every transaction through authentication, authorization, and encryption.


  1. Configure a robust multi-factor authentication system with role-based access control
  2. Deploy a strong encryption system to secure data transfer between networks or devices
  3. Ensure that all devices accessing the network are regularly patched and updated with latest security protocols
  4. Regularly review and update network security policies and document any changes
  5. Plan and implement appropriate disaster recovery, business continuity, and data backup solutions
  6. Track and monitor all incoming and outgoing traffic to identify any suspicious activity
  7. Implement strict rules around data access and control access to Infrastructure/data to authorized persons only

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