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It is and today, it’s relatively straight-forward to implement. Get a good Zero Trust vendor.
by parkerhiggins 2y ago
It is and today, it’s relatively straight-forward to implement. Get a good Zero Trust vendor.
- arccy 2y agomost companies are built on a random collection of SaaS services, you have to hope they all support it properly beyond just SSO
- cpach 2y agoAny example?
- fullspectrumdev 2y agoYou can implement this kind of thing using tailscale quite easily. I will note though that “retrofitting” zero trust onto an existing network is a fucking nightmare no matter which way you go about it.
- cpach 2y agoYeah Tailscale is pretty awesome. Recently heard someone claiming it doesn’t qualify as true ZT, but for a mere mortal like me it would go a pretty long way.
- nunez 2y agoTailscale is fantastic at least for personal use.
- jesseendahl 2y agoMost of the “Zero Trust” vendor solutions on the market are a joke compared to Google’s internal implementation (BeyondCorp). If you read through the journal papers Google published you’ll see just how much work it is to do zero trust properly.