Never trust, always verify
MFA Zero Trust
Zero trust uses MFA as a checkpoint for identity, device confidence, factor strength, and session risk before access continues.
MFA Zero Trust case study
Zero trust uses MFA as a checkpoint for identity, device confidence, factor strength, and session risk before access continues.
- Zero trust treats every access request as conditional and continuously evaluates confidence.
- MFA is the active proof step inside a wider identity and device policy engine.
- Step-up authentication applies stronger verification when risk or sensitivity increases.
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