What Least Privilege Actually Means (and Why Your Admin Count Says Otherwise)
Least privilege is the most quoted and least practiced principle in security. Here's what it really asks of you, and how to start applying it this week.
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Fundamentals
The boring bedrock: identity, least privilege, zero trust, patching. The concepts every other security decision quietly depends on.
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Key terms
The principle that every user, process, and system gets exactly the access it needs to do its job, and nothing more.
A security model that treats every request as unauthenticated and unauthorized until proven otherwise, regardless of where it comes from.