Abstract
Abstract: Due to new modes of communication, we have seen a surge in the use of wireless networks in recent years. Online safety has become a contentious issue in the community. People want to be able to access all of your applications and resources at any time and from any location. As the use of cloud computing and the Internet of Things grows, so does the number of linked devices, increasing the number of cyber crime targets. A simple shift in mindset can help secure data and the network as a whole. This article defines a Zero Trust Network and illustrates some of the concepts that underpin this architecture/philosophy. Everything inside or outside the network is not reliable unless it is confirmed, according to the Zero Trust design. Zero Trust is a sophisticated security approach in which all users, both inside and outside an organization's network, must be authorized, authenticated, and validated of their security posture and configuration on a continuous basis before being granted access to the network, data, and applications. To validate a user's identity while ensuring tight security, this strategy employs high-end security technologies such as multi-factor authentication, next-gen endpoint security, and identity & access management. Keywords: Cyber security, Zero Trust Network,logical components, security solutions, Google Beyond Corp.
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