BUILDING OF ZERO TRUST MODEL ARCHITECTURE

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 Zero Trust Model is the new buzz of the cybersecurity system. With its modern approach for providing safe network coverage, it has become the first to go choice of users nowadays.

With more cases being reported of breaching happening more from internal factors, the Zero Trust Model was developed. This security system works on the principle of  “trust, but verify” which means and apply as the way, your network system would trust and believe every user coming across but the access to the data and information is given once the user is providing the server with proper authentication and after they overcome the verification process. The working mechanism of the Zero Trust Model aims to safeguard data and access grants across the network by verifying the user identity and location. This security system works, inspects, and keeps track of everything, henceforth providing the network system with secured network parameters after analyzing the whole server usage and working process.



Being the most effective cybersecurity network, the Zero Trust Model is used by more than 66% of users and 9 out of 10 organizations trust this security network for their servers. It is also believed that it is one of the most distinguishing features of leadership. The architecture of the Zero Trust Model is the building block of the whole infrastructure. There are some basic and prioritized principles which build up the model and they are - 

  1. Know your architecture

  2. Create a strong device identity

  3. Authenticate everywhere

  4. Focus your monitoring devices and services

  5. Choose services designed for zero trust


  1.  Know your architecture: Before, you hop to Zero Trust Model, you need to take a closer look at your architecture system well, you need to collect all your information about every single component of your architecture including your users, devices, and the data they are accessing.


  1. Create a strong device identity: Now for this, it is a must, your organization should have a single user directory and you should be well aware and should have all the information about which user is connected with which account and rest you should be specific about assigning the roles to the users.


  1. Authenticate everywhere: Authenticate all your accounts and users. The authentication here done in the Zero Trust Model is not done on the basis of username and password, rather it is done with multi-factor authentication or we can say two-factor authentication.


  1. Focus your monitoring devices and services: A comprehensive monitoring of attacks should be done regularly as the devices are more prone to breach.

  2. Choose services designed for zero trust: While selecting your Zero Trust Model, look after the kind of services you need as you have to be particular and specific about how you want to run your security system.

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