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Connection context verification as a basis for network access control in zero-trust architectures ⋆

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The paper proposes a set of contextual attributes for security policies and presents effective methods for structuring host access levels within firewall configurations, and provides the flexibility and technical foundation necessary to uphold Zero Trust principles in corporate security architectures.

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