The shift to remote work has challenged traditional security models, making Zero Trust crucial for protecting devices outside corporate networks. Zero Trust assumes no device or user is trusted by default, requiring verification for every connection. Device integrity, especially hardware and firmware, is critical but often overlooked. Organizations must integrate device-level security into Zero Trust strategies, ensuring every device, whether corporate-issued or BYOD, is verified and monitored for vulnerabilities and compromises. Tools now enable organizations to extend Zero Trust to the hardware level, ensuring comprehensive protection.

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