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Zero Trust Network Security: Advancing Cybersecurity in the Remote-First Era

Abstract

This paper investigates the adoption and efficiency of Zero Trust Architecture in network protection, specifically within a remote-first workplace environment. It analyses the adoption of ZTA within an existing infrastructure as a mechanism for addressing risks of security threats by delving into the concept's principles, difficulties in use, effectiveness for preventing cyber threats, and future prospects. It has relied on qualitative methods where expert interviews and case studies have been conducted for better analysis. The paper discusses findings about ZTA's core principles, challenges faced in remote environments, implications on user experience, and its efficacy in preventing cyber threats. A study claimed that despite ZTA offering the necessary defense mechanism, continuous innovation and adaptation are required to overcome emerging and constantly changing cybersecurity threats.

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Anjali Vasishtha, (2025-03-05 18:59:52.760). Zero Trust Network Security: Advancing Cybersecurity in the Remote-First Era. JANOLI International Journal of Cyber Security, Volume QlF27Gax0kgzWMWcJnBX, Issue 1.