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As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated and organizations embrace cloud computing, hybrid work, and digital transformation, traditional security models centered around implicit trust within corporate networks have become obsolete. In their place, the Zero-Trust Security framework has emerged as the modern standard for defending valuable assets with continuous verification and least privilege access. This blog explores what Zero-Trust Security is, its core principles, benefits, implementation strategies, challenges, and why it is essential for securing today’s dynamic IT environments. What Is Zero-Trust Security? Zero-Trust Security is a cybersecurity approach derived from the mantra “Never trust, always verify.” Unlike legacy models that trust users and devices inside the corporate perimeter by default, Zero Trust assumes threats can exist both outside and inside networks. In essence, Zero Trust mandates strict identity verification and access control for every user, device,...