Zero Trust

Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) is a popular, fully managed database that’s become the database of choice for many. These databases typically contain sensitive data, so isolating the database in private VPCs is a pretty typical and wise architecture. But this setup comes at a cost, since it’s isolated, it…

Nowadays, Zero Trust is very important topic in Security world. Zero Trust is a security model or architecture based on access control and least privilege rule. Internal or external, you shouldn’t trust anyone and you should configure your system with least access for each user. In this article I’ll explain…

Gain a basic understanding of Zero Trust and implementing your own sample ZT network — The biggest security breaches in history have cost companies billions of dollars. Most recently, in 2022, a security breach at T-Mobile cost them $350M in customer payouts alone. Security issues are some of the most pressing concerns in today’s ever evolving software world. While security can be implemented in many…

This article was originally published on the Border0.com Blog here. Are you tired of constantly refreshing your monitoring and log dashboards to keep tabs on your infrastructure? Do you sometimes feel like you need a sixth sense to catch those pesky login and audit events before they cause trouble? Time…

This is a fictitious story of a Chief Information Officer (CIO) and his team who apply Zero Trust architecture principles to their AWS cloud architecture and gain their Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)’s trust. Mr. Greg is a young, newly appointed Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Pothead Finances, a fintech…

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.

Introduction — What is Zero Trust? As organizations increasingly rely on distributed users, data, and cloud-based systems as part of their digital transformation journeys, securing this expanded attack surface has become critical. Zero Trust is a security model, also known as Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), that describes an approach to designing and implementing IT systems centered…

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