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Finally, the zero trust network has its day. I've been following this for quite a while, especially since this kind of architecture makes even more sense for sm
by mikecb 11y ago
Finally, the zero trust network has its day. I've been following this for quite a while, especially since this kind of architecture makes even more sense for smaller businesses than large ones that can pay for sophisticated network-edge protection.
Edit: Great talk at lisa in 2013: https://www.usenix.org/conference/lisa13/enterprise-architecture-beyond-perimeter https://www.usenix.org/conference/lisa13/enterprise-architec...
- omnibrain 11y agoYes, I submitted this yesterday (instead of the article submitted here, because I found it to be deeper and did not want to submit 2 links at the same time), but sadly it failed to gain traction.
- higherpurpose 11y agoVideos don't usually gain traction on HN.
- rconti 11y agoOTOH, Google is way too big to be able to trust all of their users. And this just happens to be excellent advertising for them.
- jldugger 11y agoOn what planet was that talk "great?"