2026-01-13
Dr. Pongsak Wonglertkunakorn
Zero Trust is not just a security model—it is a social reality.
Dr. Pongsak Wonglertkunakorn
- Workplace Consultant
- Ph.D. in Management from National Institute of Development Administration
- M.S. in Computer and Information Science from University of Pennsylvania
- B.Eng. in Computer Engineering from Chulalongkorn University
As organizational boundaries fade,
Zero Trust is no longer merely an IT concept—it has become a social reality.
Trust is no longer derived from roles or locations,
but from continuous identity verification.
From a technical perspective, a truly effective Zero Trust implementation must include:
Identity-centric architecture
Continuous authentication
Dynamic least-privilege enforcement
The key challenge lies in maintaining this level of rigor without introducing friction for users.
Modern security platforms therefore adopt session-based access and contextual authorization models.
Users continue to experience seamless access,
while the system performs continuous and in-depth verification behind the scenes.