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Zero Trust Protection
Do not just trust, but verify.
Continuous authentication and minimized access risk through Zero Trust Security
Maximum security through context-based access controls and real-time monitoring
Protecting sensitive data through microsegmentation and least privilege
Are you interested in implementing a Zero Trust strategy and require assistance?
Our digital working environment is constantly changing. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) architectures are the modern basis for enabling and securing requirements such as cloud transformation and hybrid working.
Instead of blind trust, the principle of “never trust, always verify” applies – every request, every access and every connection is continuously checked.
With a zero trust architecture, companies protect their sensitive data, applications and networks by strictly authenticating identities, minimizing access rights and analyzing suspicious activities in real time. This creates an adaptive security strategy that dynamically adjusts to threats and drastically reduces the risk of data leaks or unauthorized access.
In addition, important requirements from best practice frameworks (e.g. CIS Controls) and regulatory requirements (e.g. NIS2 and DORA) are addressed.
Achieving maximum security with the minimum
SECURITY FACTORY | PROTECT | ZERO TRUST PROTECTION
Verify Explicity
All accesses is explicitly verified and authorized.
Reduce risk by authenticating users and authorizing access based on identity, location, device status, service used or workspace.
Continuous auditing means there are no trusted zones, credentials or devices at any time. Due to the large number of assets, several key elements must be in place for verification to work effectively.
Assume Breach
The environment is considered to be compromisable.
Minimize the impact of an infiltration by implementing end-to-end encryption, restricting access through policies and micro-segmenting the network.
By using the right threat detection and response tools, the threat can be isolated faster and more effectively.
Least Privilege
The principle of least privilege is achieved on a contextual basis.
The least privilege access model is a security paradigm that restricts user access to only those areas and resources that are absolutely essential to their work.
By restricting the permissions of individual users, attackers can be prevented from gaining access to large amounts of data via a single compromised account.
Understand Zero Trust.
Zero Trust Workshop
In a workshop approach, we work with you to develop a tailor-made ZTNA setup based on your individual requirements and your existing IT infrastructure.