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Zero Trust Architecture
Develop a Zero Trust Security Framework
Simplify and Strengthen Your Access Controls
Attackers are using creative methods and finding vulnerabilities. The volume of cybersecurity breaches highlights the need for contextual authentication and authorization to protect mission-critical technology components. Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) meets this need by unifying security tools from multiple security domains to create an active security posture within a network’s perimeter.
The integration of strong identity access management (IAM) principles is the underlying foundation for an effective zero trust architecture. Wherever you are in the process of migrating to ZTA, from researching, to preparing systems, to removing the traditional perimeter, we can help you build greater confidence in your security posture.
Contact Our ExpertsZero Trust Architecture Cybersecurity Executive Order
"Protecting our Nation from malicious cyber actors requires the Federal Government to partner with the private sector. The private sector must adapt to the continuously changing threat environment, ensure its products are built and operate securely, and partner with the Federal Government to foster a more secure cyberspace." Learn More.
Zero Trust Architecture Principles
- No traditional network edge
- Comprehensive identity and access management
- Dynamic policy model deployment
- Application-level access control
- Incorporates business and access scenarios
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