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Zero-Trust Security Model
A security framework that eliminates implicit trust and requires continuous verification of all users, devices, and applications attempting to access resources, regardless of their location inside or outside the network perimeter. It is widely adopted across industries to safeguard digital assets and reduce security risks.
Also known as Zero Trust Model, ZT Security Model, Zero Trust.
Providers that carry Zero-Trust Security Model 0
No provider in the catalog carries this standard as a tag yet. That is a statement about the catalog's tagging, not about adoption: a provider that implements Zero-Trust Security Model and says so in its APIs.json profile appears here on the next build. Add or correct a listing.
Reading
- A Playbook for US Agencies: Emulating Germany's API Authorization Approach 2026-08-11
- Trust in Protocols, Not Institutions: Transparency Logs for API Authorization 2026-08-04
- Who Decides? Policy-Based Authorization for Government APIs 2026-07-30
- Never Trust the Token: DPoP and Sender-Constraining for Government APIs 2026-07-28
- Germany Built the API Authorization Blueprint the Rest of Government Needs 2026-07-16
- Increasingly People's Experience with APIs Are Only Using Internal APIs 2025-04-07
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