For end users you have magic of single sign on - they use login to their work laptop and seamlessly navigate to whatever they need for their work without ANY login screens.
'Zero Trust' is for back-end services where you assume you need encryption at transit and you always need some authorization to check if someone or something has access to other stuff.
For end users you have magic of single sign on - they use login to their work laptop and seamlessly navigate to whatever they need for their work without ANY login screens.
'Zero Trust' is for back-end services where you assume you need encryption at transit and you always need some authorization to check if someone or something has access to other stuff.