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Zero Trust

Zero Trust is a security paradigm that assumes no user, device, or network is inherently trusted. Access decisions rely on continuous verification, least privilege, and contextual signals. It is applied to protect distributed cloud environments, hybrid infrastructures, and modern identity-driven access scenarios.

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Baseline data

Context
Organizational level
Enterprise
Organizational maturity
Advanced
Impact area
Organizational
Decision
Decision type
Architectural
Value stream stage
Build
Assessment
Complexity
High
Maturity
Established
Cognitive load
High

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