The Truth About Zero Trust

 As Zero Trust has become more widely known, so too have the misconceptions around what Zero Trust is and how to achieve a Zero Trust network architecture. Check out this infographic from Palo Alto Networks to understand the most common myths about Zero Trust and the truths behind them.

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