Executive Brief Third parties compress the hardest Zero Trust questions into one access path: identity confidence, sponsorship, device trust, least privilege, monitoring, expiry, revocation, and contractual accountability. Their access exposes whether the program operates beyond the workforce. For third-party access Zero Trust, executive assurance depends on a bounded decision rather than a technology inventory. Leaders need to know which access population was examined, which signals influenced policy, where enforcement occurred, which exceptions remained, and who owns correction. The CyberTech Intelligence Third-Party Trust Window turns those questions into an operating …
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