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Re:Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture by denton-scratch on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @05:46PM (#32404778)
Well, parent has actually expressed my reaction. The article seems to be a puff site, with no details about what they mean by "Zero Trust". I didn't follow any of the links (I don't think I should have to).

If NIST has something to tell me, then they need to tell it me straight, not cloaked in partner sites and snazzy graphics.

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Re:Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture by pvg on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @05:52PM (#32404838)
You can write a comment about things you don't like in the thing posted but not a reflexive trope response that can appear unchanged in anything with 'NIST' in it, which is what the guideline is about.
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Re:Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture by denton-scratch on Wednesday August 10, 2022 @12:48PM (#32414975)
Agreed, GP violated the guideline.
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Re:Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture by tptacek on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @06:26PM (#32405330)
You're a Google search away from the entire industry explaining to you what they think "Zero Trust" is --- the term predates the OMB memo.

Your best first read is the Google BeyondCorp paper.

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