Tips for a Streamlined Transition to Zero Trust explains that zero trust is primarily a mindset rather than a single technology and requires rethinking how security policies, access, and monitoring are applied. The paper emphasizes continuous verification of users, devices, and systems, strong identity controls beyond passwords, device compliance, and strict least-privilege access. It distinguishes authentication from authorization, noting that both must adapt dynamically based on risk and context. Continuous monitoring of behavior, clear visibility into critical data and applications, and regular patching are highlighted as essential practices. The document also stresses the importance of benchmarks such as government zero trust maturity models to measure progress and guide adoption. Soni

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