Zero trust gets thrown around as a product you can buy. It isn't. It's a principle: never trust, always verify — regardless of where a request comes from.
The controls that matter most
- Strong identity with phishing-resistant MFA everywhere
- Conditional access based on device health and risk
- Least-privilege access, reviewed regularly
- Microsegmentation so a breach can't move laterally
You don't need to boil the ocean. Start with identity — it's where most breaches begin and where you'll get the biggest risk reduction per dollar.
Assume breach. Design so that one compromised credential doesn't become a company-wide incident.
PN
Priya Nair
VP, Security & Compliance
Part of the TechWorld Solutions team helping enterprises migrate, modernize, and secure their technology.