Faith no more: the rise of 'zero trust' approaches to cyber security

John Leonard
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Faith no more: the rise of 'zero trust' approaches to cyber security
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Faith no more: the rise of 'zero trust' approaches to cyber security

The need to support WFH and flaws in the perimeter model has pushed ZTN to the fore

Zero trust networking is an architectural and organisational approach to security that has come to the fore as the last vestiges of the perimeter model are consigned to history. That model, with it...

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