I recently attended a security conference with multiple speakers covering a wide variety of topics – one of the topics, “Zero-Trust Architecture” (ZTA), was being addressed by one of the vendors, and I decided to sit-in to listen. A few minutes into the session, two facts became blaringly apparent – the speaker, who shall remain nameless, 1) did not actually understand what Zero-Trust Architecture is and what it means to implement Zero-Trust, and 2) this was a sales pitch disguised as an educa...
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