Zero Trust Security
The Thirty-Nine Steps to Zero Trust
Identity, least privilege, and being pursued by one's own assumptions
The perimeter is dead; fortunately, it left a rather useful audit log.
Buchan's fugitive hero finds himself in an architecture where location proves nothing and the old perimeter has vanished into the heather. This practical treatment of zero trust covers strong identity, device posture, least privilege, continuous authorisation, audit trails, and the operational patience required to distrust politely at scale.
Contents
- The Man Who Trusted the Internal Network
- Credentials on the Flying Scotsman
- Least Privilege in the Highlands
- Thirty-Nine Steps and No Standing Access
Published by Austenpunk, the distinguished imprint for engineers who believe that every production incident would be improved by a stronger sense of narrative irony.
This essential volume combines literary feeling, technical anxiety, and just enough documentation to suggest that somebody once understood the system.
