Ebook
Least Permissive Trust: What Zero Trust Wishes It Could Be
This ebook explores how federal agencies can strengthen Zero Trust security by adopting the Least Permissive Trust model through integrated, cross-pillar security capabilities. Building on previous volumes, it explains why identity, devices, networks, applications, and data must work together instead of operating as isolated security silos. The guide focuses on three core implementation pillars: visibility and analytics, automation and orchestration, and governance, demonstrating how unified policy enforcement enables organizations to dynamically adjust permissions based on real-time risk. It also discusses integrating identity and access management, application access, and microsegmentation technologies to improve threat detection, prevent lateral movement, streamline compliance, and auto
