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Illustration of a coffee table with mugs labeled Data, Classification, Sensitivity, Veto, Encryption, and Context, next to a notebook diagram showing four green checkmarks labeled Identity, Device, Network, and Application in a row, interrupted by a red stop sign held up by a data file character, symbolizing data's veto power in Zero Trust decisions, in navy, gold, and cream editorial style.

Illustration of a coffee table with mugs labeled Data, Classification, Sensitivity, Veto, Encryption, and Context, next to a notebook diagram showing four green checkmarks labeled Identity, Device, Network, and Application in a row, interrupted by a red stop sign held up by a data file character, symbolizing data's veto power in Zero Trust decisions, in navy, gold, and cream editorial style.

Zero Trust Foundations: Running AAVI Through the Data Pillar

Identity, Device, Network, and Application can all say yes to a transaction, and it can still be the wrong call. This week's Zero Trust Foundations post closes out the Five Pillars with Data, and why data needs veto power over every decision, not just a seat at the table. Plus, big news: A Student of Truth is live on Amazon now, on sale for 90 days.

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Aug 308 min read

Five coffee mugs labeled Identity, Device, Network, Application, and Data beside a legacy security diagram being transformed into a Zero Trust decision model.

Five coffee mugs labeled Identity, Device, Network, Application, and Data beside a legacy security diagram being transformed into a Zero Trust decision model.

Zero Trust Foundations: How the Five Pillars Build Better Trust Decisions

Before changing controls, we need to understand what our Zero Trust Architecture is supposed to do. This post uses the Five Pillars—Identity, Device, Network, Application, and Data—to show how legacy security assumptions can be evaluated and transformed into better trust decisions.

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Jul 109 min read

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