"Zero Trust Network: Building a Secure System in an Untrusted Network" is divided into 10 chapters, starting from the introduction of the basic concepts of zero trust, describing management trust, network proxy, establishing device trust, user trust, application trust and traffic trust, implementation of zero trust network and attacker view, etc. "Zero Trust Networking: Building Secure Systems in Untrusted Networks" focuses on showing how zero trust allows readers to focus on building strong authentication and encryption while providing zoned access and better operational agility. By reading "Zero Trust Networks: Building Secure Systems in Untrusted Networks," readers will learn about the architecture of a zero trust network, including how to build one using currently available technologies.
"Zero Trust Network: Building a Secure System in an Untrusted Network" is suitable for network engineers, security engineers, CTOs, and readers interested in zero trust technology.
This book is suitable for network engineers, security engineers, CTOs, and readers interested in zero trust technology.
Reader comments
This book is very practical! It details the concepts and implementation methods of zero-trust networks, which is very helpful for network engineers and security engineers. The content in the book is easy to understand, and readers can better master zero trust technology through cases and practical experiences. What I find particularly nice is that it also provides an attacker view, allowing us to understand network security from a different perspective. In short, I recommend it to friends who are interested in network security!
This book is very practical! It details the concepts and implementation methods of zero-trust networks, which is very helpful for network engineers and security engineers. The content in the book is easy to understand, and readers can better master zero trust technology through cases and practical experiences. What I find particularly nice is that it also provides an attacker view, allowing us to understand network security from a different perspective. In short, I recommend it to friends who are interested in network security!