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Firewall and VPN is the obvious part, and that's the industry standard. Zero-trust means that Access Control is more finely-grained, down to the machine/user l
by manbash 4y ago
Firewall and VPN is the obvious part, and that's the industry standard.
Zero-trust means that Access Control is more finely-grained, down to the machine/user level. In this approach we don't trust any machine/user inside the organization as well.
- PLG88 4y agoI think its goes beyond this, its doing authentication-before-connect using strong identity so that we can have 'zero trust' of the network, whether internet/WAN (e.g., closed inbound ports), LAN or even host OS.