Zero Trust is the practice of shifting access control from the network perimeter to the assets, individuals, and the respective endpoints. For GitLab, Zero Trust means that all users and devices trying to access an endpoint or asset within our GitLab environment will need to authenticate and be authorized. This is part five of a multi-part series. Check out these other posts to get up to speed: Part one: The evolution of Zero Trust Part two: Zero Trust at GitLab: Problems, goals, and coming cha...