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Zero Trust Architecture

Zero trust is an enterprise security model that protects resources without granting implicit trust solely because a subject or asset is inside a network, owned by the organization, or previously authenticated. A zero trust architecture evaluates access to a specific resource using enterprise policy and available subject, asset, resource, environment, threat, and activity information, then establishes, monitors, and can terminate the authorized path.

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Zero Trust Tenets and Security Model

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Policy Decision and Enforcement Architecture

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03

Identity, Device, Workload, and Session Signals

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Application, Workload, Data, and Segmentation Controls

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ZTNA, Existing Networks, and Progressive Enforcement

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Maturity, Governance, and the Migration Roadmap

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