One of the key purposes of leveraging visibility & analytics capabilities in a ZTA is to continually evaluate user behavior against a baseline to identify unusual actions. This helps to detect and respond to potential threats, anomalies, and deviations from the normal patterns of user activity. Visibility & analytics capabilities also enable the collection and analysis of telemetry data across all the core pillars of ZTA, such as user, device, network, application, and data, and provide insights for policy enforcement and improvement.
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Certificate of Competence in Zero Trust (CCZT) prepkit, page 15, section 2.2.3
Zero Trust for Government Networks: 4 Steps You Need to Know, section “Continuously verify trust with visibility & analytics”
The role of visibility and analytics in zero trust architectures, section “The basic NIST tenets of this approach include”
What is Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)? | NextLabs, section “With real-time access control, users are reliably verified and authenticated before each session”
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