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I think you're right, but that further confirms my understanding of Microsoft as king of the hill of centralised, moribund, managed mindset facing a diverse, di
by nonrandomstring 4y ago
I think you're right, but that further confirms my understanding of
Microsoft as king of the hill of centralised, moribund, managed
mindset facing a diverse, dispersed, interoperable zero-trust future.
- phpisthebest 4y agoZero Trust is all the rage in Silicon Valley, and Startups... Zero Trust has almost zero traction outside of the tech sector from what I can see. Microsoft has even dipped their toes into the market, and some pieces of their "zero trust" type of tooling as gain some adoption (like Autopilot), but for the I think we are atleast a 10 decade or more away from wide scale Zero Trust adoption is most organizations, and in some ways IPv6 has a greater chance because it likely will be forced on organizations in the next decade where zero trust will not be Never underestimate the power of "we have always done it this way"