"Zero trust" is fine as a name; it's basically a reminder to be careful of where you place implicit trust in your security model. Self-reflection showed that ty

"Zero trust" is fine as a name; it's basically a reminder to be careful of where you place implicit trust in your security model. Self-reflection showed that typical corporate network models had an increasingly unjustified degree of trust in the integrity of their internal networks and endpoints attached to those networks; so that tends to be referent that people identify.