Zero Trust is a security concept that assumes everything, both inside and outside of a network, is a potential threat. It means that you don’t trust anything or anyone by default and verify all requests to access your network resources, regardless of whether the access request is coming from within or outside of the network. This is done through multiple layers of authentication and access controls, so only authorized users can access the resources they need. The goal is to protect against cyber attacks by reducing the attack surface and limiting access to sensitive data and systems.