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Author: msmbaldwin

articles/security/fundamentals/zero-trust.md

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 In the illustration:
 
-- Security policy enforcement is at the center of a Zero Trust architecture. This includes Multi Factor authentication with conditional access that takes into account user account risk, device status, and other criteria and policies that you set.
+- Security policy enforcement is at the center of a Zero Trust architecture. This includes multifactor authentication with conditional access that takes into account user account risk, device status, and other criteria and policies that you set.
 - [Identities](/security/zero-trust/deploy/identity), [devices](/security/zero-trust/deploy/endpoints) (also called endpoints), [data](/security/zero-trust/deploy/data), [applications](/security/zero-trust/deploy/applications), [network](/security/zero-trust/deploy/networks), and other [infrastructure](/security/zero-trust/deploy/infrastructure) components are all configured with appropriate security. Policies that are configured for each of these components are coordinated with your overall Zero Trust strategy. For example, device policies determine the criteria for healthy devices and conditional access policies require healthy devices for access to specific apps and data.
 - Threat protection and intelligence monitors the environment, surfaces current risks, and takes automated action to remediate attacks.
 
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 Organizations must embrace a Zero Trust approach to access control as they embrace remote work and use cloud technology to digitally transform their business model, customer engagement model, employee engagement, and empowerment model.
 
-Zero trust principles help establish and continuously improve security assurances, while maintaining flexibility to keep pace with this new world. Most zero trust journeys start with access control and focus on identity as a preferred and primary control while they continue to embrace network security technology as a key element. Network technology and the security perimeter tactic are still present in a modern access control model, but they aren't the dominant and preferred approach in a complete access control strategy.
+Zero Trust principles help establish and continuously improve security assurances, while maintaining flexibility to keep pace with this new world. Most zero trust journeys start with access control and focus on identity as a preferred and primary control while they continue to embrace network security technology as a key element. Network technology and the security perimeter tactic are still present in a modern access control model, but they aren't the dominant and preferred approach in a complete access control strategy.
 
 For more information on the Zero Trust transformation of access control, see the Cloud Adoption Framework's [access control](/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/secure/access-control).