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Intel’s Approach To Zero Trust Architecture

Intel has technologies in place to allow immutable identifiers inside the chips.
Rooted in the principle of 'never trust, always verify' is a strategic security initiative that prevents successful data breaches by eliminating the concept of 'trust' from an organisation's network architecture. The Zero Trust Architecture works upon traditional systems' flaw, which believes that data needs to be only protected from outside of an organisation. Intel is one of the companies that believe that cybersecurity measures and zero trust, in particular, should not be just restricted to networks or systems but must be applied all the way down inside the silicon. To this end, Intel has technologies in place to allow immutable identifiers inside the chips. Each transaction on the internal fabrics has a hardware-generated identifier. In addition, mutual authentication is required be
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Ritika Sagar
Ritika Sagar is currently pursuing PDG in Journalism from St. Xavier's, Mumbai. She is a journalist in the making who spends her time playing video games and analyzing the developments in the tech world.
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