Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Zero-Trust Architecture May Hold the Answers to Cybersecurity Insider Threats

MIT Lincoln Laboratory has been performing a study on Zero Trust architectures, with the goal of reviewing their implementation in government and industry. Check out this article that highlights the study.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Zero-Trust Architecture May Hold the Answers to Cybersecurity Insider Threats published by He-Eleven.1 Consulting

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Zero-Trust Architecture May Hold the Answers to Cybersecurity Insider Threats