WIA-SEC-005

Zero Trust Architecture ๐Ÿ”

Never Trust, Always Verify

Overview

WIA-SEC-005 defines a comprehensive Zero Trust Architecture standard based on the principle of 'Never Trust, Always Verify'. This standard implements continuous verification, least privilege access, microsegmentation, and device trust to ensure security in modern distributed environments.

๐ŸŽฎ Interactive Simulator

Explore Zero Trust concepts with our 5-tab simulator including data formats, algorithms, protocols, integration, and QR/VC authentication.

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๐Ÿ“š Technical Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for implementing Zero Trust Architecture across four phases.

๐Ÿ“– Educational eBook

Learn Zero Trust Architecture concepts with practical examples and best practices.

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Core Principles

Never Trust, Always Verify

No implicit trust based on location or network. Every access request must be verified.

Least Privilege Access

Grant minimum necessary access rights for users, devices, and applications.

Microsegmentation

Divide networks into small zones to maintain separate access for different parts.

Continuous Verification

Continuously monitor and validate user identity, device health, and access context.

Device Trust

Assess device security posture before granting access to resources.

Assume Breach

Design security assuming attackers are already inside the network perimeter.

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