Which security model requires that every access request be authenticated, authorized, and encrypted, treating all network traffic as untrusted regardless of its origin?
Open Access Model
Trusted Network Model
Perimeter Security Model
Zero Trust Model
The Zero Trust Model requires that every access request is authenticated, authorized, and encrypted, treating all resources as if they are on an open network. This approach enhances security by eliminating implicit trust within the network. Traditional models like the Perimeter Security Model assume that everything inside the network is trusted, which can be a vulnerability if the perimeter is breached. The Trusted Network Model and Open Access Model do not enforce strict verification of every access request as the Zero Trust Model does.
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