In cybersecurity, the traditional defense model is changing from perimeter defense and VPNs to a more dynamic and robust approach: Zero Trust. This shift is necessary due to complex threats and the challenges of modern, distributed work environments. Cloud computing, mobile work, and SaaS have blurred traditional network boundaries, making old security models less effective. Zero Trust eliminates the concept of trust from an organization's network architecture, requiring strict identity verification for every person and device trying to access resources on a private network, regardless of their location. This approach offers enhanced security, improved compliance, scalability and flexibility, and better user experience compared to traditional VPNs. Implementing Zero Trust is a strategic journey that involves assessing current infrastructure, identifying sensitive data and systems, and incrementally implementing Zero Trust principles across the organization.