Cybersecurity has changed and so should we.

Companies built digital "castles" for years with firewalls and VPNs. But, if someone got inside, they had nearly free range inside. Scary right?

That's why NIST's approach to Zero Trust is groundbreaking. Instead of putting trust in anyone or anything, we subscribe to one rule:
Never trust. Always verify.

Here's what makes it intelligent (and frankly, kind of brilliant):
Continuous Assessment - each and every user, device and request is verified
Least Privilege Access - you only get the exact keys you need and nothing more
Micro-segmentation - even if a bad actor gets through, they hit walls at every turn

Read the detailed article here: https://www.infosectrain.com/blog/nist-approach-to-zero-trust/

Think about airport security. You don't just walk from check in to the cockpit without displaying your boarding pass 20 times. Zero Trust applies the same logic to your digital world.

#CyberSecurity #ZeroTrust #NIST #InfoSec #DataProtection #infosectrain
Cybersecurity has changed and so should we. Companies built digital "castles" for years with firewalls and VPNs. But, if someone got inside, they had nearly free range inside. Scary right? That's why NIST's approach to Zero Trust is groundbreaking. Instead of putting trust in anyone or anything, we subscribe to one rule: 👉 Never trust. Always verify. Here's what makes it intelligent (and frankly, kind of brilliant): ✨ Continuous Assessment - each and every user, device and request is verified ✨ Least Privilege Access - you only get the exact keys you need and nothing more ✨ Micro-segmentation - even if a bad actor gets through, they hit walls at every turn 👉 Read the detailed article here: https://www.infosectrain.com/blog/nist-approach-to-zero-trust/ ✅ Think about airport security. You don't just walk from check in to the cockpit without displaying your boarding pass 20 times. Zero Trust applies the same logic to your digital world. #CyberSecurity #ZeroTrust #NIST #InfoSec #DataProtection #infosectrain
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NIST Approach to Zero Trust
Further practical guidance for implementation is provided in NIST SP 1800-35, "Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture," which guides organizations in adopting this robust security model.
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