Zero Trust architecture replaces an outdated security approach with a strategy and architecture that eliminates implicit trust.
This is done by continuously validating users and devices and the actions they try to conduct.
It aims to replace assumed trust of users, devices, and services with verified proof that each transaction is legitimate, authorized and secure.
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Automatically identify zero-day malware, exploits, and malicious behaviours.
Reduce Mean Time To Identify (MTTI) breaches from months to seconds.
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CimTrak is the only software that meets the requirement of Tenet 5: The enterprise monitors and measures the integrity and security posture of all owned and associated assets.
The last thing you need is a data breach.
Especially an undetected breach where the attacker can reside in your network indefinitely.
Perimeter defense tools do a reasonable job but unfortunately leave you vulnerable when they don't align with Zero Trust principles.
Mark Allers of Cimcor discussing Zero Trust at Carnegie Mellon's SEI Zero Trust Days.
The guiding principles of Zero Trust focus on users, assets, and resources. For those areas of focus, the 7 tenets of Zero Trust were created to help guide organizations with a Zero Trust strategy.
Assume at all times malicious presence is inside the environment and implement security controls to minimize impact.
Organizations should continuously verify all components within their IT infrastructure to ensure no compromise has occurred.
Once verified. users, devices, and services. should be granted the minimum possible access required to complete their function-and for the shortest possible period.
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