5 Key Principles of Zero Trust Security 

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Verify and Authenticate: Zero trust security requires that all users and devices be verified and authenticated before being granted access to any resources 

Least Privilege Access: Users should only be granted access to the resources they need to do their job. 

Micro-segmentation: Zero trust security requires that networks be segmented into smaller, more manageable parts.  

Continuous Monitoring: Zero trust security requires continuous monitoring of user behavior and network activity. This allows security teams to quickly detect and respond to any suspicious activity 

Assume Breach: Zero trust security assumes that a breach has already occurred, and that attackers are already inside the network. 

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