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February 2, 2026Open Access

Zero Trust Architecture in Cloud-Native Environments: A Scalable Framework for Cybersecurity

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To explore the implementation of Zero Trust Architecture in cloud-native environments and its impact on cybersecurity.
Examine Zero Trust Architecture implementation in cloud-native environments
Highlight integration of identity-centric security controls
Discuss micro-segmentation strategies
Analyze real-time monitoring techniques
Zero Trust Architecture eliminates implicit trust to enhance security
Continuous verification of users and devices mitigates threats
Integration of security controls leads to improved protection in distributed ecosystems

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This paper explores the implementation of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) within cloud-native environments, emphasizing its scalability and adaptability to dynamic cloud infrastructures. It aims to highlight how ZTA mitigates emerging cybersecurity threats by eliminating implicit trust and enforcing continuous verification of users and devices. The study provides a comprehensive framework that integrates identity-centric security controls, micro-segmentation, and real-time monitoring to enhance protection in distributed cloud ecosystems. These insights serve as a foundation for advancing resilient cybersecurity strategies in modern cloud deployments.

Zero Trust Architecture in Cloud-Native Environments: A Scalable Framework for Cybersecurity

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