Support Zero Trust With Strong Authentication Practices

Cybersecurity Tech Brief By HackerNoon

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Zero trust is based on three main principles: authentication, authorization, and continuous validation. Here's how to strengthen your authentication practices.
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Authentication is a crucial part of a zero-trust strategy. To strengthen your authentication practices, follow these measures: continuously reauthenticate users, leverage anti-automation processes, enforce the principle of least privilege, do not allow bypasses, enforce device authentication, leverage multiple tools, allow passwordless authentication, and leverage risk-based analysis.