Moving to Zero Trust

Zero Trust is a security concept centered on the fact that organizations should not automatically trust anything outside and inside its perimeters and instead must verify everything trying to connect to its systems prior to granting access. This extra layer of protection has been established to prevent data breaches.

Businesses are presently functioning more differently than they did just a few years ago. We find that devices, employees, and also applications are no longer locked inside the corporate perimeter. They are all on the web and hence a unique approach is needed to provide security for a whole new type of anywhere, anytime workers and cloud-based applications.

A zero trust cyber security solution constantly evaluates trust every time a device or user requests access to a resource. This method prevents attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities in the perimeter to gain entry and then access confidential data and applications.


Cyber Security Key Features

Endpoint Firewall

Offers supreme security against outbound and inbound threats, blocks personal data transmission by malicious software, and manages network connections.

Endpoint Antivirus

Provides multiple technology-based automatic detection, cleansing and quarantining of doubtful files to eliminate viruses and malware.

Containment with auto-sandboxing

All unrecognized applications and processes are auto-sandboxed to run in a controlled environment.

Host Intrusion Protection System (HIPS)

Monitors significant operating system activities to guarantee protection against malware intrusion.

File Lookup Services (FLS)

Cloud-based instant analysis of strange files that checks file reputation against master blacklists and whitelist.

Endpoint Web Filtering

Advanced interface to develop rules as needed.

Multi-Factor Authentication

Adds a second layer of identity verification, blocking unauthorized access even when passwords are stolen, essential to Zero Trust security.

Security Awareness Training & Testing

Educates employees to recognize threats and reinforces safe behavior through realistic phishing simulations and ongoing security training.


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