Zero Trust usually starts with a clear goal: limit access to only what the business needs. The problem is what happens after the strategy meets daily operations. A cloud migration changes where workloads live. A contractor is granted temporary access that no one revisits. A legacy rule stays untouched because the original owner is gone, and no one wants to risk breaking a critical service. None of these decisions look drastic on their own. But together, they create a policy layer that changes faster than teams can validate it. The principles are clear: enforce least privilege, segment critical resources, continuously […]
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