What is Zero Trust Security?

Zero Trust Networks is about having the ability to “Divide and Rule” your network in order to reduce the risk of lateral movement so, in the event of a breach, the threat is easily contained and isolated.

[Savorist]

my last girlfriend and I had a zero trust relationship

[thezackperry]

Man the whole timing of when this video came out in late 2019 before the pandemic is incredible

[DarkKnight-ymnc]

20 years ago Napster was big with peer to peer file sharing.

[privacypodcast]

0:21 "within the premise" - You mean 'premises'. Premise has an entirely different meaning.

[commentor]

Do you have a source for the survey mentioned at 1:53? Because I just found another survey from CyberSecurity Insiders (2020), according to which only 29% of surveyed security professionals had completed, begun or begun planning the implementation of the Zero Trust model and I don't know how to harmonize those numbers. Therefore I'd like to take a closer look at your survey.

[godwinaudu]

ZeroTrust is self explanatory. If you want to learn more say Namaste 🙏

[UPBiharVillagelife]

Need more knowledge about zero trust security
Pls provide a video in Hindi also
To better understand.

[xelerated]

Why don’t you define “trust” first? The originator of zero trust, Stephen Paul marsh did, they stole the buzzword but not the real data