The Zero Trust model simplifies access by automatically trusting all devices connected to the corporate network, reducing the need for ongoing security checks.

The Zero Trust model restricts access to corporate resources exclusively to company-owned devices, thereby eliminating the risks associated with personal device usage.

The Zero Trust model is founded on the principle of 'never trust, always verify,' necessitating continuous assessment of device security and user identity. Azure features such as Microsoft Intune for device compliance management and Conditional Access for policy enforcement are instrumental in facilitating this approach.

The Zero Trust model does not apply to personal devices, as it is solely focused on securing devices within the corporate network perimeter.

The Zero Trust model enhances security by requiring multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all access requests, regardless of the device's location or ownership, leveraging Azure Active Directory for identity verification.