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Better than trusting the perimeter. A single breach in a “trustful” intranet still results in full network compromise. Best to assume breach and work from there
by jimbojet 5y ago
Better than trusting the perimeter. A single breach in a “trustful” intranet still results in full network compromise. Best to assume breach and work from there. Hating on zero trust is non-sensical to me, feels like the same as hating on security.
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- yardstick 5y agoGiven that, would zero trust plus perimeter have better security than each approach individually? Layered defense etc.