Zero Trust is More Than Hype, It's a Baseline
Zero trust is about more than user identity, segmentation and secure access… it’s about creating a cybersecurity architecture based on a “Never Trust, Always Verify” philosophy. Zero trust enforces access policies based on context—including as the user’s role and location, their device, and the data they are requesting.
Leveraging a zero trust model helps block inappropriate access and lateral movement throughout the environment while maintaining visibility and control over users and traffic, monitoring cross traffic, and creating strong multi-factor authentication (MFA) methods that go beyond passwords.
Never Trust, Always Verify.
Fortify Your Defenses with Context-aware Security
Keys to Zero Trust
Cloud-based Identity Access Management (IAM) & Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) Are the Starting Point for an Effective Zero Trust Strategy
IAM & MFA
Ensure only the right people have access to the right resources at the right time, then layer on MFA to enhance protection and use adaptive authentication that varies based on the type and context of the access being requested.
Network Segmentation
Segment your network and make the east-west traffic more visible and protected so you can keep the bad actors either confined and contained to a small portion of your network, or block their ability to get in at all.
Data Security
Know where your critical and sensitive data lives, then use appropriate access controls and encryption, and add on a proven key management system so tracking encryption keys doesn’t quickly become a nightmare.
Visibility
You cannot project what you cannot see, so be sure you have visibility into all activity, everywhere in the environment, whether you achieve this in house or using a managed SOC or similar service provider.
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