Zero Trust Architecture Cheat Sheet — 4. Zero Trust Security Loop
Policy-as-Code → Policies are defined in code repositories and tested.
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Policy-as-Code → Policies are defined in code repositories and tested. Continuous Verification → Every change and deployment is validated against policies. Telemetry Signals → Runtime signals provide continuous monitoring. Feedback Loop → Collected signals are used to refine policies.
This three-part approach makes Zero Trust a dynamic, continuously adaptive security model.
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