Zero-trust access

No network location is trusted by default: every access to a server, database or tool is authenticated, authorised and logged, with short-lived credentials instead of long-lived keys.

Where it shows up in real systems

  • Secure admin access

    Instead of opening SSH or database ports to the internet, engineers go through a bastion or an identity-aware proxy with short-lived credentials and session recording.

    In production: AWS Systems Manager Session Manager, Teleport, Google IAP, Azure Bastion, Tailscale

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