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CYBER-RESILIENCE5 MIN READ

Commit a Zero Trust Micro-Check

Commit to checking one access path against a zero trust principle.

Run one zero trust micro-check on a real access path. Use this for service accounts, admin roles, vendor access, CI/CD deployment paths, or emergency access. Access path: [who/what] reaches [resource] through [method]. Trust signal today: [signal]. Missing check: [identity/device/context/logging/revocation]. Action: [micro-fix or owner]. In 3 days, check whether the access path has a clearer trust signal, smaller scope, better logging, or a revocation owner. A service account has production access because it is on an internal network segment. A vendor support account stays enabled between support windows and lacks named approval. A break-glass admin role exists but its logging, test…

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