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Zero trust means that there is no implicit trust whether you’re accessing the system from an internal protected network or from remote. All access to be authenticated to the fullest. In theory you should be doing 2FA every time you log in for the strictest definition of zero trust.


zero trust means absolutely nothing. Just a term void of any meaning.


There is a NIST paper on it. It's requirement for government systems after they suffered major breaches.

https://www.nist.gov/publications/zero-trust-architecture


Now check how many zero trust companies have offering that remotely compare to that.




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