
Classic networks trusted “inside.” VPN in, and you could see too much. Zero Trust is the opposite posture: identity, device health, and least privilege, every time you touch a sensitive system. It is a direction, not a product you buy once.
- Users prove who they are (MFA)
- They get the minimum role
- Admin paths are separate and logged
- A stolen office password should not be the whole company
In product terms this looks like role-based access — the same idea we use in Schulix ERP so a parent never sees another child’s record. For builders: secure web applications from day one.
FAQ
Does Zero Trust mean we throw away the VPN?
Not necessarily on day one. It means the VPN is not your only control, and reaching the network is not the same as reaching payroll.
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