Assume a Breach: Zero Trust Network Segmentation

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Our second post reviewed how logging and monitoring and never trusting a connection heighten your security further by giving you critical insights. We’ll first look at what assuming a breach reinforces from the other two principles and then how you can implement Zero Trust network segmentation to further improve your security. If you build your architecture to assume that a breach has or will happen, then you must also operate by doing your best to mitigate damage from this occurrence. You’ll need to go through the steps of identifying your endpoints, assets, files and other critical elements to your network so you can decide how to structure your security zones and permit access through them. We’ll be going through the security principles that take you beyond Zero Trust next, so stay tuned to our updates page so you know how to plan your next steps in building a better defense.

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