Description: JavaScript object security refers to the measures implemented to protect objects within the JavaScript environment from unauthorized access and malicious manipulation. In a Zero Trust cloud context, this security becomes crucial, as it is assumed that both internal and external networks may be vulnerable. Therefore, every access to objects must be verified and authenticated, regardless of its origin. This involves implementing strict access controls, data validations, and encryption techniques to ensure that only authorized users and systems can interact with the objects. Additionally, practices such as object immutability and encapsulation are used to prevent unwanted modifications. JavaScript object security not only protects data integrity but also helps maintain the confidentiality and availability of applications. In a world where web applications are becoming increasingly complex and interconnected, object security becomes an essential component for ensuring trust in digital interactions and protection against cyber threats.
