A Simplified and Practical Approach to Pursuing a Zero Trust Architecture
summary
CARE model promises a practical Zero Trust built around a unified cloud virtual directory, a central policy decision engine, and enforcement proxies placed close to resources; it modernizes legacy on‑prem apps, consolidates Active Directory groups, and enables adaptive MFA and microsegmentation while feeding automated threat intel into policies. A centralized data lake and employee confidence score drive risk‑based decisions; the team reports improved monitoring, localized access control, and remote access with managed apps. Employee error still causes 69% of breaches. Conditional access and privilege automation are core.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:42Zero Trust Approach
- 2:23Conditional Access
- 2:34Reference Materials
- 3:30Design Principles
- 10:59Consolidation
- 16:04Enforcement
- 17:32Zero Trust Example
- 25:34Takeaways
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