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Zero trust
Zero trust architecture
Zero trust is a security model that grants no implicit trust to anything inside the network: every user, device and request is verified explicitly, with least-privilege access.
It replaces the perimeter model that hospital networks relied on and is usually organised around identity, devices, networks, applications and data, a response to ransomware and remote access.
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