Can you explain the concept of the zero trust rule in security systems?

Zero Trust security policy means that no user or device is automatically trusted, even if they are inside the corporate network. All access requests to resources must undergo strict verification and authentication.

Key ideas:

• Verify every user and device at each access.
• Minimize access rights, granting only what is necessary.
• Use multi-factor authentication.
• Constantly monitor and analyze behavior to detect anomalies.

This helps reduce risks in case of internal system breaches or credential compromises.