The primary goal of a zero trust approach is to shift from trust but verify to verify then trust. Resources no longer place implicit trust (IP address, for example) in any entity that wants to connect. Through evaluation of several contextual elements—user identity, device identity and security posture, time of day, geolocation, business role, sensitivity level of the data, and more—the resource itself can determine an appropriate level of confidence, or trust, only for that specific interaction and only for that specific resource.
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