Business networks are under continual cyber threats. These threats are not limited to external entities; rather, internal threats also persist. These cyberattacks can result in forfeiture of essential data, misuse and financial loss.

The Zero Trust structure is a foundational element of all enterprise networks due to the likelihood of being under internal and external threats. This superior model facilitates organizing and delineating strategies to combat those threats for your organization.

ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access) is the prime technology associated with Zero Trust architecture. Primitive IT network security allows access and trusts people from within the organization, but Zero Trust architecture trusts no one and no thing. The castle-and-moat concept for traditional IT networks is outdated because, in the contemporary IT world, everything is spread across the cloud amongst various vendors, thus making it difficult to obtain a single security control for an entire network. Recent research shows that one data breach costs over $ 3 million. Hence, shifting to a Zero Trust security policy is pivotal for organizations.

Some of the features offered in our Zero Trust service are as follows:

• Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
• Continual monitoring and validation
• Micro-segmentation
• Prevention of lateral movement
• Least privilege access
• Device access control