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Report to the President on Zero Trust and Trusted Identity Management
The US President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) report focuses on Zero Trust and Trusted Identity Management. Zero trust is a cybersecurity strategy premised on the idea that no user or asset is to be implicitly trusted. It assumes that a compromise has already occurred or will occur, and therefore, a user should not be granted access to sensitive information by a single verification done at the enterprise perimeter. Instead, each user, device, application, and transaction must be continually verified.
It is a key CSA ZT research source document.