In contemporary enterprise infrastructure, security failures rarely stem from a lack of tools or controls. More often, they arise from architectural assumptions that no longer hold under modern threat conditions. One such assumption is that management systems and business workloads…
Zero Trust Principle Zero Trust Intent VCF Construct(s) How VCF Enforces the Principle Assume Breach Design as if compromise is inevitable Management Domain / Workload Domain separation VCF enforces a dedicated Management Domain, ensuring that compromise of workloads does not…
A Threat‑Informed Security Architecture Perspective Modern enterprise security architecture is shaped by the convergence of three influential frameworks: MITRE ATT&CK, NIST Special Publication 800‑53, and Zero Trust Architecture. Each addresses cybersecurity risk from a different angle—adversary behavior, control requirements, and…
Few terms in enterprise IT are used as loosely as hybrid cloud. For some, it simply means “we still have data centers.” For others, it’s a transitional state—on the way to being “fully cloud.” In boardrooms, the term is often…
