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Achieving Zero Trust for Connected Devices

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The document explores the implementation of zero trust security principles for connected devices, emphasizing the need for a more granular and dynamic approach to securing networks. It highlights the limitations of traditional network security methods and explains how zero trust shifts from a “trust, but verify” to a “verify, then trust” model. Key strategies discussed include device fingerprinting, micro-segmentation, and real-time threat assessment. The document also introduces Netskope Device Intelligence, which uses advanced machine learning to create precise device profiles, enabling smarter, context-driven access control and security automation across the network.

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