Zero Trust Model Demystified: Enhancing Security in Digital Age

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The core concept of zero trust model cyber security system is "never trust, alway identify" users' identities of each user. This security system is designed to protect the modern business environment and enable digital transformation by using different authentication methods such as  leveraging network segmentation, preventing lateral movement, least privileged access etc..




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