Zero Trust has become essential as today’s workforce operates beyond traditional office environments, creating expanded attack surfaces. Unlike legacy security models, Zero Trust assumes no user or device is inherently trusted, requiring continuous verification and strict access controls. This approach addresses modern threats and common attack vectors by enforcing least-privilege principles and segmentation. Adopting Zero Trust involves clear steps, including assessing risks, implementing identity-based security, and leveraging advanced technologies to protect data and systems in an increasingly complex digital landscape.

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