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Building a Zero Trust Roadmap Without Slowing the Business
Zero Trust is a journey, not a single product. Here is a phased approach that keeps security improvements practical.
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Begin with identity and visibility
Zero Trust starts with understanding who is requesting access, what they are trying to reach, and whether the request makes sense in context.
Before introducing broad controls, establish an inventory of identities, devices, applications, and privileged access paths.
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Move in measurable phases
A phased rollout lowers operational risk and gives teams time to learn from real usage.
- Require strong authentication for privileged and remote access
- Remove stale accounts and unnecessary permissions
- Segment critical systems from general business traffic
- Continuously evaluate access signals and exceptions