What is Zero Trust?

Definition

A security framework that requires verification for every person or device attempting to access resources, regardless of their location or whether they are inside or outside the network.

Real-World Examples

A mobile app implements a Zero Trust model, requiring users to re-authenticate every time they access sensitive data, even if they are already logged into the app.

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Quiz

The principle behind the Zero Trust security framework is to wave verification for attempts to access systems.

False. Zero Trust is about requiring verification for every person or device attempting to access resources.