Court systems are increasingly targeted by cyberattacks because they store highly sensitive data related to legal proceedings, individuals, and national justice systems. In recent years, multiple state court systems have been disrupted by ransomware attacks, forcing them offline and impacting critical judicial operations. The interconnected nature of the criminal justice ecosystem also introduces additional risk, as vulnerabilities in related systems can affect court security and expose sensitive information, including identities involved in legal cases. These incidents highlight the importance of protecting judicial infrastructure to maintain public trust and ensure continuity of justice services. A Zero Trust approach helps reduce these risks by limiting exposure, strengthening access co

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