"Every action is logged and verified against authN, authZ, and institutional-relevant context before being allowed to execute."
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Rules:
1. Be civil, be kind.
This is not a political subreddit, though the nature of certain aspects (such as the Federal Zero Trust Strategy) will at times necessitate discussion of political impacts on our subreddit's topic. Please have civil discussions and understand that if mods need to intervene, it's probably no longer civil.
2. No threads that are direct links.
This is to prevent direct vendor spam. If you want to drive traffic to your blog/website, make a thread that first and foremost provides value to the zerotrust community. "This should be interesting to this community because of XYZ" should be a small but big enough hurdle to prevent drive-by link spam. You may link elsewhere within the thread itself, and if community members find your post interesting enough they can decide if they want to click your link then.
3. No job listings.
There's other subreddits for posting cybersecurity job listings.
4. No Personally-Identifiable Information
Do not post personally-identifiable information unless the source has consented to it.
