IMPLEMENTING A ZERO TRUST ARCHITECTURE
Project Description: Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture 4 This project will focus primarily on access to enterprise resources. More specifically, the focus will be on behaviors of enterprise employees, contractors, and guests accessing enterprise resources while connected from the corporate (or enterprise headquarters) network, a branch
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