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Zero Trust in Practice: Five Domains for Modern Defense

Jan 10, 2025 0 Comments

Zero Trust is more than a slogan. Discover how Secory applies the five domains—Device, User, Network, Data, Application—to deliver measurable results.

Traditional ā€œcastle-and-moatā€ models fail once users, apps, and data move to the cloud. Zero Trust assumes no implicit trust—verify everything. Secory implements it through five domains:

  • Device Security – manage posture via EDR/MDM.
  • User Security – enforce SSO, MFA, and PAM.
  • Network Security – micro-segmentation & ZTNA.
  • Data Security – classification & DLP.
  • Application Security – WAF, API protection, secure SDLC.

When combined, they create continuous authentication and contextual policy enforcement. Start small—protect one domain, measure impact, expand. The outcome is consistent visibility, adaptive control, and reduced breach surface.

No trust, only evidence—Zero Trust is continuous, not one-and-done.

— Secory