Zero trust is a security model based on the principle of never trust, always verify. This guide explores how those principles translate into concrete browser-level controls.
Core principles
- Verify explicitly: authenticate and authorise on every session
- Use least-privilege access: just-in-time and just-enough-access defaults
- Assume breach: minimise blast radius and segment access
Implementing zero trust with browseAnywhere
browseAnywhere’s zero-trust controls let you enforce granular access policies, monitor every browsing session, and respond to risky behaviour in real time.
Done well, zero trust significantly reduces your attack surface and tightens incident-response posture across both managed and BYOD endpoints.