Designing secure access with ZTNA

2026-05-28T08:52:17Za008d2e0097243678351f75a94703ef3238dfe5ac696691ea23aea578300a9f5
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What happened

The NCSC feed contains multiple guidance and advisories covering defensive priorities: adopt Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) designs aligned with zero‑trust principles; move away from passwords to passkeys; prepare for a large ‘vulnerability patch wave’ by prioritising and resourcing patching; apply careful oversight before adopting agentic AI and follow recommended controls when using AI to find vulnerabilities; improve SOC metrics to avoid ineffective operations; and strengthen cross‑domain and NHS resilience. Operational threat guidance highlights China‑nexus covert networks of compromised

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

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uk_ncsc_all_rss
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2026-05-28T08:52:17Z
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