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Zero Trust (Security Model)

Definition

A security approach that verifies every user and device on every request, rather than automatically trusting anything already inside the network perimeter.

Business Importance

Zero Trust principles — least-privilege access, MFA, no implicit trust — are the practical foundation behind clean-desk and no-local-storage policies in compliance-heavy BPO delivery.

Industry Examples

An agent needing multi-factor authentication and role-based permissions to open a client record, even from an internal company device.

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