From smart phones, laptops, entryway locks, vending machines, and even trash cans, IT must assume that no user, device, or network segment is inherently trustworthy.
Zero Trust architectures ensure that all devices and users trying to access the network are identified and authenticated, before providing the least amount of access required through a predefined security policy.
Managing legacy networks with manual processes is not only inefficient and impractical, it also creates visibility gaps and potential security vulnerabilities.
