I'm curious, what exactly is this Zero Trust Security that everyone's talking about? How does its logic work? Zero Trust sounds like the complete opposite of the classic firewall approach, so how does that even work? Everyone in the industry is talking about it now, but no one seems to be able to explain it simply—do you feel the same way? I'm looking forward to some clear explanations.
What is the Zero Trust Security Model?
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I recently attended a cybersecurity workshop where the instructor was explaining Zero Trust in a practical way. He said, "It doesn’t mean we trust no one at all, but we treat every access request as a potential threat." For example, employees logging in from home—the system should verify again if their phone appears in an unusual location, even if they have the correct password. It’s simple but graspable like this!