what a great, great question. it's a horrible term. really it means you have "no trust of the network, so you verify it before allowing connections"... The term

what a great, great question. it's a horrible term. really it means you have "no trust of the network, so you verify it before allowing connections"... The term is basically the OPPOSITE of what it is. You use a strong identity and you verify that cryptographically verifiable identity before allowing connections to your network, then on top of that you have a separate authorization tier for that identity to access services. it's a horrible term... :)