Description: Optimized Security in the context of ‘Zero Trust in the cloud’ refers to a cybersecurity approach that is tailored and adjusted to meet the specific needs of an organization, ensuring that every access to resources and data is verified and authenticated. This model is based on the premise that no entity, whether internal or external, should be trusted by default. Instead of assuming that users within the network are safe, optimized security implements rigorous controls that require continuous authentication and granular authorization. This includes the use of technologies such as multifactor authentication, network segmentation, and constant activity monitoring. Optimized security not only protects sensitive data but also allows organizations to quickly adapt to new threats and vulnerabilities, ensuring that their security measures are effective and relevant in a constantly changing environment. This approach is especially relevant in the cloud era, where resources and applications may be distributed across multiple environments and accessible from anywhere, increasing the attack surface and the need for robust and flexible security solutions.
