Securing the Future of Cloud-Based Work Environments
Zero Trust Security
In an increasingly cloud-oriented world, organizations face growing challenges in securing their assets, users, and data. Zero Trust Security offers a modern, proactive approach to cybersecurity, transforming how enterprises protect their digital environments.
With Zero Trust, we help organizations:
- Reduce the attack surface: Make unauthorized resources invisible and unreachable to prevent breaches.
- Stop lateral movement: Prevent attackers from moving across internal systems, even if they breach initial defenses.
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Why Zero Trust Security?
Zero Trust, Zero Trust Network, or Zero Trust Architecture is a security model requiring verification for all access attempts, eliminating implicit trust within networks. It addresses outdated perimeter security, which hackers exploit, and adapts to modern, distributed IT environments.
Zero Trust draws on technologies such as multifactor authentication, contextual access restrictions, monitoring and alerts, file system permissions, file access alerts, etc.
A Quick Comparison
Traditional Security
Zero Trust Security
Key Principles of Zero Trust Security
Never Trust, Always Verify
Every user, system, or device must be authenticated and verified before access is granted, regardless of their location or origin.
Least-Privileged Access
Users are granted only the minimum access needed to complete their tasks, minimizing opportunities for misuse or breaches.
Micro-Segmentation
Resources are divided into smaller segments, creating granular perimeters based on users, their locations, and other contextual data.
Continuous Monitoring
Real-time monitoring of user behavior, access patterns, and system activity ensures that trust is continually reassessed and never static.
Contextual Access Controls
Decisions to grant or deny access are based on contextual information, such as user identity, device posture, geolocation, and time of day.
Invisible Resources
Unauthorized users cannot see or discover sensitive resources, reducing the attack surface.
Key Features of Zero Trust Security
- Enhanced Threat Prevention:
- Eliminates public-facing IPs, making applications and resources invisible to unauthorized users.
- Stops malware and lateral movement through micro-segmentation and direct-to-app access.
- Dynamic Authentication:
- Verifies every access request based on identity, behavior, and context.
- Continuously monitors for anomalies and adapts policies in real time.
- Seamless Integration with Cloud:
- Protects both on-premises and cloud-based applications and data.
- Ensures secure access from any device, anywhere.
- Improved Visibility:
- Offers a complete view of access activity across the network.
- Provides actionable insights to identify and mitigate risks.
- Regulatory Compliance:
- Automates checks and ensures alignment with standards like GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001.
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