Data centres traditionally manage networks and surrounding environments by creating a "micro-boundary" in the data centre with a differential segment, meaning only pre-approved traffic flows can pass.
When building a Zero Trust Architecture, the principle is the same, but the network segment and boundary will be much smaller. Consequently, the micro-segmentation policy should be de-coupled from the existing network architecture and have the capability to scale at ease.
The allowed list is based on policy, not IP addresses.
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