Nov. 9, 2023, 6:25 p.m. | MalBot

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At the highest level, Zero Trust seems pretty straightforward—never trust, always verify. The hard part comes when security leaders and practitioners have to apply that concept to an incredibly complex technology stack. From the lowest levels of device hardware to the most abstracted levels of virtualization, there are countless opportunities for blind trust to creep into an organization. To make things manageable, the U.S. Federal government breaks Zero Trust into core pillars that include User, Device, Application and …

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