Zero Trust (ZTN)
We guide you on your Zero Trust journey.
Zero Trust is a security model that shifts the approach to network security by enforcing strict identity verification for every user and device attempting to access resources, regardless of their location—inside or outside the network perimeter.
Unlike traditional security models that operate on a "trust but verify" basis, Zero Trust operates on the principle of "never trust, always verify." This means that no one is automatically trusted, and every access request must be authenticated and authorized.
The ZTN approach.
ZTN integrates network and application micro-segmentation with identity and access management platforms to verify access and authorization, enabling more granular access control and machine/application-specific policies. It also incorporates multifactor authentication, identity and access management, orchestration, analytics, encryption, scoring, file system permissions, and governance policies that ensure users have the minimum access required to complete specific tasks.
In a Zero Trust model, identity serves as the central security control, with security teams operating under the assumption of a potential breach, recognizing that any user or device could be a threat actor.
Are You Ready to Advance Your Zero Trust Strategy?
Recent survey findings indicate that the three most critical elements for progressing on your Zero Trust journey are identifying gaps, improving processes, and creating a roadmap. Visibily can assist you with assessments, roadmap development, and expert guidance to help you achieve these goals and more.
Your Zero Trust Journey.
Whether you're well-versed in Zero Trust or just starting to explore the concept, Visibily can guide you—beginning with how to cultivate a Zero Trust mindset.
The Zero Trust approach can help you:
How Does a Zero Trust Network Work?
By leveraging expertise across various security domains, Visibily has established four core principles to guide organizations on their path toward a true Zero Trust architecture:
Establish a Micro-Perimeter
Secure your business resources by automatically placing systems for "just in time" access, ensuring they can only connect to permissible services based on their security posture.
Establish a Secure Identity-Based Context for Resources
Contextualize critical security events and monitor traffic flow through the micro-perimeter by associating them with specific identities.
Create Enhanced Security
Implement additional verification measures as resources are accessed and managed.
Continuous Review of Identity and Secure Connections
Ensure secure connectivity to resources, monitor activity during usage, and respond to incidents as necessary.