Build a foundation for zero trust in Linux environments

Traditional perimeter-based security approaches cannot effectively protect new, widely distributed, cloud-based environments. And security threats and the impact of breaches continue to grow. Bad actors exploit vulnerabilities that often exist due to outdated security paradigms like single-factor authentication, implicit trust, perimeter-based architectures, and inadequate user and event behavior tracking.

A zero trust architecture can help you better protect your IT environment and organization.

Red Hat uses several key principles to guide zero trust architecture implementation:

Never trust actors implicitly, always verify.
Employ a least privilege access strategy.
Assume networks and network traffic are compromised by default.

Build a foundation for zero trust in Linux environments

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