Building a Foundation for Zero Trust with Cybersecurity Mesh

It seems like there are more acronyms, labels and methods for bolstering security than ever before — and making sense of them all is proving to be just as complex as the infrastructure they’re meant to secure.

One widely embraced term, zero-trust architecture (ZTA), calls for continually vetting users as they access different applications and devices in a network. With a long list of requirements like multifactor authentication (MFA), identity verification, and traffic encryption, ZTA surely provides a comprehensive framework for securing your digital environment. But does it enable the most productive workflow? The short answer – not always.

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