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UKAn organisation’s journey towards Zero Trust is more about mind-set change than technology change.
Zero Trust (ZT), according to NIST* is:
"A collection of concepts and ideas designed to minimise uncertainty .... in the face of a network viewed as compromised".
Many definitions of ZT stress the concept of removing wide-area perimeter defences, while continuing to define themselves in relation to other, often smaller perimeters. This can lead to an over-emphasis on what should be absent when adopting ZT, as opposed to how existing environments may be augmented and evolved with new controls or architectures.
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*US National Institute of Standards and Technology
