Oct. 16, 2023, 9:17 a.m. | /u/Channel_Green

cybersecurity www.reddit.com

I'm researching about Zero Trust Architecture.

I have a question outside the knowledge of a lot ot documents,:

\- If organization don't trust any subject (client, user,...), how the organization can trust the PE (Policy Engine) and entrust policy enforcement to PE ?

\- Does that create risk for the organization?

\- Is there any principal of policy/standard talks about the testing process as well as choosing PE vendors or simply trust from both sides.

Tks for ur support.

architecture client cybersecurity documents don enforcement engine entrust knowledge lot organization policy policy engine question risk trust zero trust zero trust architecture

CyberSOC Technical Lead

@ Integrity360 | Sandyford, Dublin, Ireland

Cyber Security Strategy Consultant

@ Capco | New York City

Cyber Security Senior Consultant

@ Capco | Chicago, IL

Sr. Product Manager

@ MixMode | Remote, US

Security Compliance Strategist

@ Grab | Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

Cloud Security Architect, Lead

@ Booz Allen Hamilton | USA, VA, McLean (1500 Tysons McLean Dr)