A municipal cybersecurity tabletop assumes ransomware will eventually get inside the network. Which Zero Trust mindset should the city adopt for that readiness discussion?
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Short Explanation
Picture the castle walls already cracked—Zero Trust starts there. You keep checking who and what is asking for access, and you only hand out the keys each job actually needs.
Full Explanation
Zero Trust is a security model built on never trust, always verify, and assume breach. Continuous verification and least privilege reduce blast radius when an attacker is already inside. Perimeter-only trust and one-time device trust conflict with that municipal ransomware-readiness mindset.