Zero Trust

Zero Trust is a security approach built on a simple principle: trust nothing, verify everything. Access is no longer granted just because a user or device sits inside the office network. Every access request is checked first.

Why Zero Trust

The company network no longer has a clear edge. People work from many locations, devices are more diverse, and applications run both on-premises and in the cloud. One leaked credential or one malicious application is enough to trigger a major incident such as ransomware.

What we implement

• Continuous verification: user identity, device health, and access context are checked before access is granted.
• Application allowlisting: only approved applications may run, so malware and unauthorized software are rejected from the start.
• Least privilege: administrator rights and data access are granted by role and only when needed.
• Storage control: limit USB and storage media use to prevent data leaks.
• Isolation: a device that shows signs of trouble can be isolated from the network immediately.

Part of three layers of defense

Zero Trust works best together with Device Management, which makes sure only healthy devices get in, and Network Monitoring, which detects threats before they become incidents.