Zero-Trust architecture

Service Description

Micro-segmentation creates zones within data centers and cloud environments, to isolate workloads and secure them individually. Zero-Trust security architectures are based on not trusting anyone or anything on your network. This means that access is not granted without the network knowing exactly who the user is. Moreover, every access attempt by any entity must be validated at multiple points throughout the network, to make sure no unauthorized entity is moving vertically into or laterally within the network without being detected. The purpose of micro-perimeters (ZTNA) and micro-segmentation is to restrict traffic flow and limit user privileges & access as much as possible. This service reviews the principles of zero-trust, and how these apply to data access and to management. In this service we inspect in-depth traffic and analytics, to ensure policy compliance and maintain privacy standards. We will review the points where every data access request needs to be authenticated dynamically, thus ensuring least privileged access to resources. We will then create comprehensive documentation explaining how the ZTNA should be implemented.