Zero Trust

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Definition

Security model that requires verification for every access request, regardless of location. Like requiring ID checks every time someone enters a building, even if they work there.

Real-World Example

With Zero Trust, even employees inside the company network must authenticate and prove authorization before accessing any resource.

Cloud Provider Equivalencies

Zero Trust is a security approach, not a single product. These services support Zero Trust access by verifying user/device context and enforcing least-privilege access to applications without relying on a trusted network perimeter.

AWS
AWS Verified Access
AZ
Microsoft Entra Private Access
GCP
BeyondCorp Enterprise
OCI
OCI Zero Trust Packet Routing

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