The main benefit of the Zero Trust Model is that it provides a more granular approach to access control, which means that users and devices only have access to the resources they need to perform their tasks, and nothing more. In addition, it requires continuous monitoring and verification of all network traffic, including user behavior and device activity, to detect any suspicious activity and prevent data breaches or other security incidents.
Therefore, Zero Trust advocates for strict access control policies and continuous monitoring and verification of all users, devices, and applications before granting access to network resources. In addition, Zero Trust requires constant monitoring and inspection of all network traffic, including user behavior and device activity, to detect any suspicious activity and prevent data breaches or other security incidents.
