Glossary

The common traps organizations hit while moving to zero-trust, treating ZTA as a product, breaking productivity with overzealous controls, neglecting identity foundations, that derail ZTA programs.

ZTA migration goes wrong in patterned ways: treating a single vendor product as 'doing zero trust,' skipping identity foundations and adding ZTNA on top of weak MFA, breaking user productivity with overzealous policy, neglecting device trust, or trying to roll everything out at once. Recognizing these pitfalls in advance is part of running a credible ZTA program. As a ZTA topic, migration pitfalls translate hard-earned lessons into something earlier programs can learn from.

Introduced in: Zero Trust Architecture

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