Key findings:
◼️ Zero trust is a strategic business approach that drives project-oriented tactical actions. It should be adopted as a long-term initiative to address specific risks by understanding key assets and user dynamics, and implementing policies that align with broader access and security goals.
◼️ Prioritizing project-based tactics and indiscriminately applying zero-trust principles results in a complex architecture — escalating operational and financial costs without clear organizational justification or alignment with evolving priorities.
◼️ Zero-trust demands ongoing strategic adaptation and enhancement to effectively manage the dynamic landscape of explicit access, which is driven by an organization’s changing priorities and the threats and risks it encounters.
