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The Zero Trust Container Architecture (ZTCA) security model ensures secure access control to applications within containers while trusting and verifying every access to each request. This research paper presents a multitenant architecture and a testing environment for analyzing and collecting Event ID data performance. This project will reveal if the testing environment demonstrates ZTCA compliance by designing and implementing a program to enhance visibility and secure multitenant environments using Docker containers to store and access data through Zero Trust Container Architecture’s principle. In addition, the infrastructure and architectural framework for managing and deploying applications at scale that Microservices and Docker provide in a multitenant environment. Results show that Docker containers could verify ZTCA compliance using network activity recorded with the Event IDs.

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A Novel Architecture That Examines Network Activity in a Docker-Based Multitenant to Verify Zero Trust Container Architecture (ZTCA) Compliance

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Lethia Jackson,
  • Haydar Teymourlouei,
  • Daryl Stone,
  • Velma Latson,
  • Malik Cobbs,
  • Jefry Jesus Ramos,
  • Jamiu Olayinka,
  • John Paja

摘要

The Zero Trust Container Architecture (ZTCA) security model ensures secure access control to applications within containers while trusting and verifying every access to each request. This research paper presents a multitenant architecture and a testing environment for analyzing and collecting Event ID data performance. This project will reveal if the testing environment demonstrates ZTCA compliance by designing and implementing a program to enhance visibility and secure multitenant environments using Docker containers to store and access data through Zero Trust Container Architecture’s principle. In addition, the infrastructure and architectural framework for managing and deploying applications at scale that Microservices and Docker provide in a multitenant environment. Results show that Docker containers could verify ZTCA compliance using network activity recorded with the Event IDs.