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North, South, East, West — Securing Your Network With Zero Trust
Explore how to build a Zero Trust strategy with ZTNA and ZTS in this joint technical brief with Netskope and Illumio by Actual Tech Media.
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More than a decade after it was originally created by John Kindervag, the Zero Trust security strategy has become the de facto standard for organizations aspiring to achieve a robust cybersecurity posture in their multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) prescribes three Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) key enforcement points in a Zero Trust Architecture: identity, network access, and workload segmentation. Identity is implemented with identity and access management (IAM) controls that include multi-factor authentication (MFA), biometrics, and attribute-based access controls (ABAC), among others.
In this tech brief, we explain how to implement network access and workload segmentation in a ZTA with Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and Zero Trust Segmentation (ZTS).






Assume Breach.
Minimize Impact.
Increase Resilience.
Starting with the premise that the unexpected can happen at any time drives the following behaviors



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