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created: 2025-02-13T19:00:00Z
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- Explainers
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- fria
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- Zero Trust
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- Networking
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license: BY-SA
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schema_type: BackgroundNewsArticle
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Zero Trust is the new hotness for corporate networks. But can it be simplified and made useful for our home networks?
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# Zero Trust: What Can We Learn for Our Personal Networks
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You may have heard of "Zero Trust", usually in relation to corporate networks. It's used a lot as a buzzword to sell cloud products to companies, but the overall concept is sound. Even though it seems complicated, I think we can learn from it for our personal home networks.<!-- more -->
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## Overview
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Zero Trust
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