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Zero Trust Trust-Score Scope (2D)

2D zero trust simulator: watch every access request's live trust score plotted as a decaying curve on a strip-chart scope, and compare continuous per-instant re-verification against a check-once network perimeter.

Cybersecurity2DModerate60 FPS📱 Mobile-adapted⇄ 3D version
2d-zero-trust-architecture ↗ Open standalone

Zero Trust Architecture replaces "trusted inside the perimeter, untrusted outside" with a Policy Decision Point that scores every access request from live signals and re-checks that score continuously. This 2D simulator plots that policy engine as a scrolling trust-score oscilloscope: each access request is a curve tracing its own decaying trust(t) from spawn on the left to the protected resource on the right, crossing a Policy Enforcement Point gate line partway across and a dashed threshold line that decides admission. Switch between continuous Zero Trust re-verification — where a curve dipping below threshold after the gate gets revoked mid-flight — and a legacy perimeter model that samples trust exactly once at spawn and never looks again, then tune the trust threshold, decay rate and anomaly rate to watch how policy choices reshape the curves and the admitted-vs-blocked balance in real time.

⚙ Under the hood

Watch every access request's live trust score trace out as a decaying curve on a 2D strip-chart scope, crossing a Policy Enforcement Point gate line and a threshold line, and compare continuous per-instant re-verification against a legacy perimeter model that checks trust only once.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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