The Brain Behind Zero Trust: How Policy Engines Decide

Описание: This video explains Zero_Trust_Algorithm as part of the CyberTechHaus approach to security architecture — without vendor hype.
CyberTechHaus breaks down modern cybersecurity architecture across Zero Trust, AI, and real-world defense.
How does Zero Trust actually decide whether access is allowed or denied?

In this video, we break down the Zero Trust algorithm — the decision logic that evaluates every access request based on identity, context, and policy.

Rather than focusing on products or vendor implementations, this episode explains:
• How Zero Trust access decisions are made
• The role of identity, device posture, and context
• Where policy decisions happen
• How enforcement is applied consistently
• Why “trust but verify” is not Zero Trust

This video is designed to help security architects and practitioners understand Zero Trust as a system, not a buzzword.

🔐 This video is part of the CyberTechHaus Zero Trust series — an architecture-first approach to modern cybersecurity without vendor hype.

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