What is Zero trust architecture?
Zero trust evaluates each access request by identity, device and context instead of assuming a trusted network location.
Identity and access
Inventory users, devices and resources, then combine strong authentication, least privilege, segmentation and continuous monitoring. Riskier requests may require extra verification.
Uses and limitations
It helps constrain access to organizational apps for remote workers. A single product is insufficient; poor configuration may block legitimate users, so review permissions and logs regularly.
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