Author: fariehan

Microsoft solidly recommends the Zero-Trust framework in its 2026 security plan. The enterprise is pressing to make zero-trust the default operational model by placing it directly into product configurations as cloud migration, remote work and AI-driven threats diminish the competency of traditional boundary-based security.  Zero-Trust is a modern security framework that operates on a “don’t trust, always verify” system. It demands strict identity verification for every user and device attempting to gain access to resources regardless of whether they’re part of an organization’s network or not. It functions under the presumption that threats exist everywhere. Therefore, it constantly verifies the…