Microsoft 365 and Azure Security Tools: Zero Trust Framework
Videos|12 June 2024
In this episode of our Microsoft 365 and Azure security video series, our Microsoft experts cover off Microsoft’s Zero Trust Framework and what it looks like in action.
The Zero Trust Framework is based on three guiding principles. These are:
- Verify Explicitly
- Use Least Privileged Access
- Assume Breach.
These principles encourage organisations to verify each request as though it has originated from outside of their organisation. Give users just enough access to carry out their job and protect all assets as though they will be accessed by an attacker to minimise the radius in event of a breach.
Given the rapidly evolving cyber threats modern businesses are exposed to, adopting a Zero Trust model is an essential step in ensuring your business can limit the impact of an eventual attack.
Watch this episode in our series of Microsoft security tools and concepts to learn how best your organisation can adopt a Zero Trust model, and what is involved.
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