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Loading...\n## Introduction to Zero Trust Architecture\n\nLast quarter, our team discovered that traditional security models were no longer sufficient for our cloud-based infrastructure. We needed a more robust and scalable solution to protect our resources. That's when we decided to implement a Zero Trust Architecture using HashiCorp's Boundary 0.12 and Google Cloud's BeyondCorp.\n\n## What is Zero Trust Architecture?\n\nZero Trust Architecture is a security model that assumes that all users and devices, whether inside or outside the network, are potential threats. It verifies the identity and permissions of each user and device before granting access to resources. This approach provides a more secure and flexible way to manage access to sensitive data and applications.\n\n## Implementing Boundary 0.12\n\nWe started by implementing HashiCorp's Boundary 0.12, which provides a unified access control plane for our infrastructure. Boundary allows us to manage access to our resources based on user identity, device, and location.
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