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Zero trust

A security model in which no system is trusted because of where it sits. Every internal request authenticates, every component holds only the permissions its job needs, and being inside the network confers nothing. The point is to keep one failure from becoming a platform wide incident.

Where it belongs

Platform

Terms it sits beside
Audit trail, Dedicated deployment, Multi-tenancy

Part of the Scalara iGaming glossary, written for operators choosing a platform.

What it means for an operator

Most security questionnaires ask about the perimeter. The harder question is what happens after something inside it is compromised, because that is the incident that ends up in a regulatory notification.

Scalara authenticates internal service calls on every request and scopes permissions to the job rather than to the network. Combined with per brand identity separation, it means a problem in one place does not become a problem everywhere.

See what this looks like in the back office

Whatever this term describes, there is either a screen behind it or there is not. We will show you which.

Thirty minutes, in the live environment, with the team who built it.