Zero Trust architecture is designed and deployed with adherence to which of the following basic tenets?

While inspection is part of Zero Trust, the overarching principle is securing *all* communication, not just incoming, and continuously verifying.

Leveraging security frameworks and libraries is a good practice but not a core tenet of Zero Trust itself.

Digital identities are a crucial component for authentication in Zero Trust, but the fundamental tenet is about the security of communication irrespective of location, which identity helps achieve.

Zero Trust operates on the principle of "never trust, always verify," meaning all access requests, whether from inside or outside the network, must be authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated. Therefore, securing all communication pathways, regardless of their origin or destination within the network, is fundamental to this architecture.