
Why Zero Trust Often Means Zero Productivity: The Implementation Paradox Nobody Talks About
The Great Security Paradox of Our Time Picture this: Your organization has just greenlit a shiny new zero-trust security initiative. The C-suite is thrilled. The security team is cautiously optimistic. Your development team? They’re about to spend the next six months discovering that “security best practice” and “getting actual work done” don’t always play nicely together. Here’s the uncomfortable truth that nobody at the enterprise security conference wants to admit: [zero trust can theoretically improve productivity], but in practice, many implementations create such Byzantine access control nightmares that employees spend more time fighting security theater than shipping features....



