Securing modern environments with perimeter-based methods has become ineffective as threats and attack surfaces rapidly expand. This shift has pushed organizations toward more advanced models like Zero Trust, which requires explicit rather than assumed access to assets, networks, and services. Zero Trust Architecture is increasingly applied to one of the most critical and vulnerable resources: unstructured digital file data. This paper examines the evolution of Zero Trust and how it is now being used to secure file assets across modern environments, ensuring stronger, more adaptive protection.

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