Cybersecurity

Zero Trust Security Framework

Zero Trust Security Framework is a case interview framework for cybersecurity, cloud migration, transformation. Use for cloud security, remote workforce protection, and regulated environment cases

When to use it

Use for cloud security, remote workforce protection, and regulated environment cases

Where it fits

Best for cybersecurity transformation, cloud security, and compliance cases

How to use it in a case

Apply zero-trust principle across all dimensions: Never trust by default, verify everything. Implement controls for: identity (who you are), device (what you're using), network (where you're coming from), workload (what application), data (what you're accessing), behavior (what you're doing).

  1. Identity & Access. Multi-factor auth, continuous verification, least privilege, identity governance
  2. Device Security. Device health assessment, endpoint protection, configuration compliance
  3. Network Segmentation. Micro-segmentation, application-level controls, encrypted connections
  4. Workload Security. Container security, runtime protection, vulnerability management
  5. Data Protection. Encryption, classification, DLP, privacy controls
  6. Behavior Monitoring. Continuous monitoring, threat detection, incident response

Case types

Cybersecurity, Cloud Migration, Transformation.

Source: NIST, industry standard.

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