Introduction
With cyber threats evolving rapidly, traditional security models focusing on perimeter defenses are no longer sufficient. Zero Trust, a “never trust, always verify” approach, is redefining cybersecurity by assuming no user or device is inherently trusted.

Core Principles of Zero Trust
Zero Trust operates on three main principles:
Least-Privilege Access: Users are granted the minimum access necessary.
Micro-Segmentation: The network is divided into smaller segments to prevent lateral movement of threats.
Continuous Verification: Access is regularly reassessed, ensuring that only authorized users can interact with critical resources.

Benefits of Zero Trust Security
Zero Trust reduces vulnerabilities in cloud environments, hybrid workplaces, and IoT ecosystems by continuously validating and limiting access.