Executive Summary Zero Trust has moved past the architecture slide. For CISOs, CTOs, and board-facing technology leaders, the harder test is whether the organization can prove that access controls operate consistently across identities, devices, applications, data repositories, and third-party access paths. That distinction matters because Zero Trust Compliance is now an evidence problem. Boards, regulators, cyber insurers, customers, and internal audit teams expect more than a policy statement or tool inventory. They want proof that trust is evaluated continuously, privileged access is governed, exceptions are time-bound, and control performance can be traced when scruti…
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