Hey everyone! In today's video, I'll be going over Zero Trust architecture. Zero Trust doesn't necessarily mean don't trust anyone in the organization, but it does mean always verify and only authorize after proper authentication for Zero Trust network access. The network is always at risk, and you treat it as though an attacker has currently infiltrated. There are many ways to design a network and just as many ways to protect it. Gaining an understanding of the Zero Trust model will give you new ways to think about the design of a network outside of the standard perimeter model that is based on defense in depth strategies. The Zero Trust model works to shrink the attack surface down and focuses heavily on least privilege, which is only giving access to what is necessary.
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