Security & Privacy
Zero trust
A security approach that continuously verifies access instead of automatically trusting users or systems.
Example
Every request is verified and authorized even when it originates inside the company network.
Why it matters
It reduces reliance on assumptions that everything inside a boundary is trustworthy.
You'll hear it
“Being on the company network doesn't automatically grant access.”
Can you control it?
Set by the team
The people building or running the AI choose this setup. An everyday user generally needs their help to change how this part works.
Common questions
- Does zero trust mean no one can work?
- No. Access is granted through checks rather than assumed automatically.
- Is it a single product that can be installed?
- No. It is an approach involving several access and monitoring practices.
- Can a previously trusted account still need checking?
- Yes. Its role, device or behavior may have changed.