Authentication
Trust Principle
A Zero Trust principle stating that trust must be actively built through strong control of identities and access points.
Definition
The trust principle in Zero Trust does not mean blind confidence. It means that trust must be established through stronger authentication, controlled access paths, and secured entry points. Trust becomes an outcome of controls, not a default property of being internal or already connected.
The Ariovis perspective
Authentication strength should match the risk of the journey rather than impose the same friction everywhere. Ariovis looks for a balance between security, maintainability and user experience.
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