Zero Trust: Why this concept has never become a popular approach to cybersecurity
17.06.2026
Journal: PLUS №5 (337), 2026
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The US National Institute of Standards document (NIST SP 800-207) was published just under six years ago. However, despite the fact that this document is a cybersecurity concept, it is difficult to talk about the widespread adoption of the Zero Trust concept.
Journal: PLUS №5 (337), 2026
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