Zero Trust Architecture

Abstract

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A Systematic Literature Review of Zero Trust Architecture for UAV Security Systems in IoBT

“…In a further study conducted in, 2020, Rose et al [18] provided a comprehensive summary of the prevailing fundamental ZTA schemes. Additionally, they put forth the essential logical components that constitute the ZTA.…”

“…By adhering to the zero trust principle, this approach strengthens the security of enterprises functioning in cloud computing environments and efficiently reduces the risk of unauthorized fingerprinting of protected resources. Rose et al [18] 2020 Authors placed greater emphasis on the execution of ZTA, with a particular focus on achieving the realization of ZTA Authors put forth the essential logical components that constitute the ZTA. Furthermore, the author placed greater emphasis on the execution of ZTA, with a particular focus on achieving the realization of ZTA.…”