Match each core Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) principle to its corresponding operational description.
- Explicit ValidationAlways authenticate and authorize every access request based on all available data points, including user identity, location, and device health, before granting entry.
- Continuous VerificationConstantly evaluate session security posture, device compliance, and user context throughout an active connection rather than relying on initial authentication alone.
- Assume BreachOperate under the assumption that internal network segments contain hostile actors, using microsegmentation and strict encryption to minimize the blast radius of a potential compromise.
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Explicit Validation pairs with always authenticating and authorizing based on all available data points before granting entry. Continuous Verification pairs with constantly evaluating session security posture throughout an active connection. Assume Breach pairs with operating under the premise that internal networks contain hostile actors and using microsegmentation to minimize blast radius.
Each Zero Trust principle aligns directly with its operational intent: Explicit Validation mandates verifying all available data points prior to access; Continuous Verification monitors active sessions dynamically over time; and Assume Breach designs controls under the premise that internal networks are inherently untrusted.
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