Ampcus Zero Trust Strategies provides a security framework designed to protect IoT infrastructures through Zero Trust principles. The approach addresses security challenges specific to IoT devices, which are often resource-constrained, heterogeneous, and data-centric. The framework operates on three core principles: verify explicitly through multi-factor authentication and identity and access management protocols, enforce least privilege access by providing minimum necessary permissions, and assume breach by maintaining a security posture that anticipates hostile environments. The implementation methodology includes comprehensive IoT device inventory through automated network discovery tools and manual identification, data flow mapping to understand how information moves through the network, and visualization of critical data paths. The framework employs micro-segmentation to divide networks into isolated zones, creating granular segments that isolate individual devices or groups with similar functionalities. The solution addresses vulnerabilities in IoT devices that collect and transmit sensitive data, reducing attack surfaces and limiting lateral movement capabilities for potential attackers. It provides continuous verification of all devices and users, replacing traditional perimeter-based security models with a more rigorous authentication approach suitable for dynamic IoT environments.