by | Jul 13, 2021

Traditional security relies on a “trust but verify” model. Authenticated users are trusted within the enterprise network. This leaves the network vulnerable to malicious activity. Zero trust is a “never trust, always verify” model. Steve Tcherchian, CPO at XYPRO, explains what zero trust is and how it can reduce your vulnerability footprint.

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Traditional security relies on a “trust but verify” model. Authenticated users are trusted within the enterprise network. This leaves the network vulnerable to malicious activity. Zero trust is a “never trust, always verify” model. Steve Tcherchian, CPO at XYPRO, explains what zero trust is and how it can reduce your vulnerability footprint.