Zero Trust for Critical Infrastructure: closing credential and device trust gaps
Source headline: Closing the Identity Gaps in Critical Infrastructure Security
Intelligence Summary
Attacks against critical infrastructure commonly start with stolen credentials, compromised endpoints, or abused trusted accounts. A Zero Trust approach should validate both who the user is and whether the device is trustworthy. The guidance emphasizes tightening access decisions instead of relying on perimeter or static trust. Operators of critical systems face heightened risk if identity and device checks are incomplete. Organizations should review their access controls to ensure continuous verification of identity and device posture before granting access.
Recommended Action
Review affected assets, schedule urgent remediation, and monitor related indicators.