Zero Trust Security has emerged as a critical cybersecurity model in response to growing threats and advanced attacks. Unlike traditional security methods, Zero Trust assumes no one, inside or outside the organization, should be trusted by default. This model is designed to mitigate the risk of breaches by constantly verifying identities and access permissions. With increased remote work and cloud adoption, Zero Trust is gaining momentum across industries. It is expected to be a cornerstone of future cybersecurity frameworks.
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