Zero Trust architecture (ZTA) challenges this model by following the principle "Never trust, always verify."
In an era where threats come from both outside and inside, Zero Trust is a necessary strategy to secure the company's digital assets.
Zero Trust involves continuously verifying identities, devices, and access based on context and risk. This is achieved through:
Least privilege: Users and devices only get access to what they strictly need.
MFA and strong authentication: Ensures users are verified before access is granted.
Microsegmentation: Isolation of resources to limit damage in case of a breach.
Security monitoring: Continuous inspection and response to threats in real-time.
Secure access from anywhere: Implementation of Global Secure Access (Microsoft), AWS Verified Access, Google BeyondCorp.
Identity and access anagement (IAM)
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Network and endpoint security
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Application security and threat Protection
Azure WAF, AWS WAF, Google Cloud Armor for protection against web attacks.
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Data Loss Prevention (DLP) to prevent leakage of sensitive data.
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Email and phishing protection with Microsoft Defender for Office 365, Check Point, and Arctic Wolf.
Monitoring, logging, and incident management
SIEM solutions with Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, AWS Security Lake.
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Zero Trust analyses and risk-based security monitoring.