In a world where cyber threats are just one click away (or just one QR code scan away), the old-school “castle and moat” security approach isn’t enough. Enter Zero Trust — a security model that flips the script, requiring every request to be verified, authenticated, and monitored, no matter where it comes from. For developers working with ASP.NET Core APIs that handle sensitive data, this isn’t just a trend; it’s a necessity.
Let’s dive into the why, what, and how of implementing Zero Trust in your ASP.NET Core API.
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