What is the core principle behind the Zero Trust security model?
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10 questions in topicZero Trust, shared responsibility, encryption, and core identity/compliance vocabulary.
Which Zero Trust principle emphasizes granting only just-enough, just-in-time access?
Which Zero Trust principle involves designing systems as if a breach has already happened?
What does the shared responsibility model describe?
What is the difference between encryption at rest and encryption in transit?
What distinguishes hashing from encryption?
What is the difference between authentication and authorization?
Why is identity often described as the new security perimeter?
What does data residency refer to?
What does governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) describe?