Zero Trust Architecture
No person, device, or network is implicitly trusted in a zero-trust architecture. It offers a granular and dynamic approach to data protection, in contrast to the conventional perimeter-based manner.
Zero Trust Security
Zero Trust security assumes all resources inside and outside the network are untrusted and require authentication and authorization before access is granted.
Zero Trust Principle
Securing cryptographic keys ensures that data is protected, and keys are not lost or compromised. Algorithm selection ensures selecting an algorithm as per its strength and suitability for the intended use case.
