Description: Data loss mitigation refers to the strategies and measures implemented to reduce the impact of losing critical information within an organization. In the context of the ‘Zero Trust’ model, this approach is based on the premise that no entity, whether internal or external, should be considered trustworthy by default. This involves implementing stringent access controls and authentication, as well as continuously monitoring activities within the cloud infrastructure. Data loss mitigation in this framework includes data encryption, network segmentation, and regular backups, allowing organizations to protect their sensitive information against threats such as cyberattacks, human errors, or technical failures. Additionally, the importance of ongoing staff training in security practices is emphasized, ensuring that all employees understand the risks and best practices for handling data. In summary, data loss mitigation in a Zero Trust environment is a proactive approach aimed at safeguarding the integrity and availability of information, thereby minimizing the consequences of any security incident.
