Build a foundation for zero trust in Linux environments

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This overview outlines how zero trust principles strengthen security in Linux environments. Instead of assuming trust inside a network boundary, every access request must be authenticated and authorized. Red Hat Enterprise Linux supports this approach with mandatory access controls, policy-based encryption, compliance scanning, and integrated identity management. Combined with multifactor authentication and centralized policy enforcement, organizations can reduce risk, improve visibility, and build a more resilient security posture across hybrid environments.

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