What Is Zero Trust Edge?

February 5, 2024

Zero Trust Edge is a cybersecurity framework that integrates the Zero Trust security model with edge computing.

It extends the core principle of Zero Trust - not automatically trusting any entity inside or outside the network's perimeter - to decentralized networks, remote offices, and IoT devices.

This model is frequently used in remote or hybrid work scenarios to place security solutions closer to the network's edge, where data is generated and used.


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Anastazija is an experienced content writer with knowledge and passion for cloud computing, information technology, and online security. At phoenixNAP, she focuses on answering burning questions about ensuring data robustness and security for all participants in the digital landscape.