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How does zero trust apply to edge computing architectures?
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How does zero trust apply to edge computing architectures?

Zero trust is essentially required at the edge because the alternative, trusting devices and locations by default, creates unacceptable risk in distributed environments. Every device, user, and workload should be authenticated and authorized for every action, regardless of where it sits. The architecture has to be designed around this principle from the start because retrofitting zero trust onto an existing edge footprint is much harder than building it in.

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