Engineering · Definition

What is Zero trust security?

Zero trust is a security approach that never assumes a user or device is safe just because it is inside the company network. Every request is verified, access is limited to what is needed and activity is monitored.

Why it matters for your business

With remote work and cloud apps, there is no safe inside anymore. Zero trust reduces the damage if an account or device is compromised.

Example

A staff member can open the finance app only from a managed laptop, after multi-factor sign-in, and only sees the records their role needs.

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