What Is Zero Trust?
A security model that requires verification for every access request, regardless of network location.
Definition
A security model that requires verification for every access request, regardless of network location.
CDEs implement Zero Trust by authenticating all connections and encrypting data in transit.
Where This Fits
This term is covered in depth on Zero Trust Architecture for CDEs.
Implement zero trust security for Cloud Development Environments. Never trust, always verify principles for source code, credentials, and production access.
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