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Zero Trust: How an organization can trust the Policy Engine (PE)
Oct. 16, 2023, 9:17 a.m. | /u/Channel_Green
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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.
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