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Training Camp • Cybersecurity Glossary
Zero Trust Identity is a security model that assumes a breach has occurred and requires strict identity verification and authorization for every user and device accessing the network, regardless of their location.
Zero Trust Identity Definition: Zero Trust Identity is a security model that assumes a breach has occurred and requires strict identity verification and authorization for every user and device accessing the network, regardless of their location.
Zero Trust Identity is a paradigm in cybersecurity that assumes a hostile environment both within and outside an organization's network. It requires strict identity verification for every user, device, and application attempting to access resources. Zero Trust Identity eliminates the notion of trust based on location or network, instead focusing on continuous verification of all entities trying to connect to the network to prevent unauthorized access and reduce the potential impact of security breaches.
Zero Trust Identity is one of the topics you'll master in the Security+ Boot Camp.
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