What Does Zero Trust Mean?

Hector: I like the concept of zero trust because it makes the assumption or it helps you reach the assumption that everything that you're using is compromised already. So what does that mean? Well, here's what it means in this in this regards to this question. If you have strong passwords, if you have biometrics or fingerprints enabled, you have multi-fact authentication enabled and you're with a bank that has proven track record with their security updates - these are all good signs. Also set up trip lines where you get a text or an email or some sort of alert if a username or password or anything's changed on one of your accounts set up. And big shout out to