Zero Trust Network Architecture
Zero Trust Network Architecture is a security model advocating strict access control measures, ensuring no trust is granted implicitly within systems and verifying each request's credibility as though originating from an insecure network. Aiming to prevent data breaches, it relies on constant authentication, restrictive user privileges, and microsegmentation.
Level 1: Emerging
At an emerging level, you are beginning to understand zero trust network architecture, capable of identifying its basic elements and recognising its importance to secure information systems within an organization.
Level 2: Proficient
At a proficient level you are able to implement and maintain a Zero Trust Network Architecture, enhancing data protection and preventing unauthorized access to sensitive information in an organization's network.
Level 3: Advanced
At an advanced level you are able to implement and manage a Zero Trust Network Architecture, ensuring that all network traffic is monitored and verified to prevent unauthorized access and protect sensitive information.
