Zero-Trust security model
No recent council discussions or decisions regarding the Zero-Trust security model have been reported in the provided material.
The Zero-Trust security model is a framework requiring all users, whether inside or outside an organisation's network, to be authenticated, authorised, and continuously validated before gaining or retaining access to applications and data. This approach assumes no inherent trust, even for internal users, and verifies every access attempt.
However, no recent council discussions or decisions specifically mentioning the implementation or consideration of this security model have been reported in the provided material, nor are there any upcoming meetings scheduled to address it.
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