Zero Trust Architecture

Modernize your security posture by implementing Zero Trust principles across your identity and network infrastructure.

We guide your transition to a Zero Trust architecture, ensuring every access request is authenticated, authorized, and encrypted.

Move away from perimeter-based security to a continuous verification model.

Key Benefits

Reduced Attack Surface:: Minimize the impact of breaches by assuming breach and limiting lateral movement.
Granular Access Control:: Enforce least-privilege access based on user, device, and context.
Enhanced Visibility:: Log and analyze every access attempt across your infrastructure.
Remote Workforce Security:: Securely support remote and hybrid work without relying on VPNs alone.

Identity-Aware Proxy:: Implementing secure access to internal apps without VPNs.
Micro-segmentation:: Restricting network traffic between workloads using service mesh or firewalls.
Strong Authentication:: Rolling out MFA and mutual TLS (mTLS) across services.
Policy Definition:: Defining and enforcing granular access policies based on identity and context.

Scenario 1: Secure Remote Access (SMB): Replacing an old, vulnerable VPN with an Identity-Aware Proxy (IAP) to allow employees to access internal tools via their browser only after successful MFA authentication.
Scenario 2: Micro-Segmented Network (Mid-market): Implementing a Zero Trust network where every server and container must prove its identity via mTLS before communicating, preventing lateral movement in case of a breach.
Scenario 3: Global Zero Trust Transformation (Enterprise): Designing a comprehensive Zero Trust architecture for a multinational corporation, enforcing granular access policies based on user identity, device health, and geographic context across all environments.

For more information or a personalized quote, please reach out to our team.