Simplify identity and access controls to enforce your Zero Trust environment.
Organizations are facing cyber threats daily, from both inside and outside the network. The time has come to instill a Zero Trust mentality in your organization. Insider threats can lead to data leaks and expose your company to risks. You need solutions to help you automate your identity management processes so the right people have the right access at the right time.
Here are the top challenges we find related to identity and access management. Do any of these sound familiar?
Security Vulnerabilites
Data Leaks
Inefficient Role Based Access
The bigger your business, the more difficult it is to control who is accessing your network, and how. Multi-location organizations or employees that require unique access exasperate the issue. Disparate identify and access tools or worse, manual on-boarding and off-boarding, create risk exposure and increase security vulnerabilities.
The most common causes of data leaks are from insiders and third-party hackers. Exposed data, like passwords or other sensitive information, can put a company's customers at risk for identity theft or fraud, or the company itself could become the victim of ransomware.
When onboarding (and off-boarding) new employees, your IT department should have a role based access protocol in place. You should be able to automatically grant new users their access permissions as soon as their role is input in the system. Without it, it difficult to grant the proper access to users which can expose privileged information.
A strong Identity Management process is required for a Zero Trust methodology. We partner with some of the best Identity Management solutions vendors in the industry to bring you options that can simplify your process management and improve your overall security posture.
Central solutions to your Zero Trust strategy.
Move your organization towards Zero Trust.
Streamline access governance.
Cloud-based identity and access management.
Incorporating the right identity management solutions and best practices into your organization can result in the following benefits.
In this assessment, we’ll review the following maturity domains to identify areas that need tighter alignment and determine if IT is effectively enabling the business.
Proper business and IT alignment can help you mitigate identity and access issues.
If you aren’t sure where to start to improve your security posture, the Security Risk Assessment is for you. During this assessment, we’ll analyze your environment to determine whether your current security posture is sufficient. We will identify and document security gaps that could leave you vulnerable to attack and make recommendations on how to fortify your defenses. This assessment is meant to give you a real time view of your current security posture so that you can make the appropriate adjustments and tech investments that will bring you the most overall value and protection.
Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and a simple, misguided click can bring your operations to a standstill. But, you can reduce the likelihood of this scenario. Our Security Awareness Training was designed to educate your staff on current threats, how to identify them, and how to avoid falling for phishing traps. This knowledge will empower your team and enlist them in a fight against cyber threats.
From in-house expertise to top tech partnerships, we’ve helped numerous organizations enhance their identity management strategies.
Our in-house security experts can help you tighten identity and access processes and achieve a Zero Trust environment. They understand the requirements to achieve a secure environment whether on-premises, hybrid, or in the cloud. They stay abreast of current cyber threats and trends to ensure you’re always prepared for what’s coming next.
We work with leading technology providers to bring our customers the best identity management solutions to their organizations. In addition to the tech solutions, we can leverage our partners’ knowledge and service offerings as a force multiplier to protect and defend your enterprise.
Adopting a Zero Trust environment is crucial to securing your data and end users. With the rise and evolution of ransomware threats, in addition to insider threats and data leakage, you need to have total visibility into your environment. Our team knows how to fortify your defenses, and with the right security solutions, we can provide you with total visibility for your identity management processes.
The Heart of a Zero Trust Strategy.
Simplify network access management to improve visibility and take control.
With new devices joining your network all the time, you need to ramp up your visibility and prepare for potential threats. The right NAC solutions can help you secure BYOD and 1:1 initiatives, automate network access across your network, and streamline device profiles and configuration for simplified deployment. This has become a crucial component for adopting a Zero Trust mentality.
Protect Your Devices.
Proactively secure devices on your network.
The best endpoint protection solutions for your organization will help you secure remote workers and SaaS applications, prevent ransomware and phishing attacks, and simplify WAN security management.
Identify Your Attack Vectors.
Identifying how cyber-attacks can infiltrate your systems is the first step towards mitigating risks.
Leverage threat intelligence solutions to gain visibility and insight into current threat trends and the traffic on your network. This will arm you with the knowledge needed to counter threats and better defend your business.
Protect Cloud Apps and Operations.
Cloud based apps and operations require a new set of security protocols for ever-evolving cyber threats.
As your organization embraces the cloud, you need the security protocols in place to mitigate new cyber threats. If you're planning or are in the process of cloud migration, ensure your SaaS applications and operations are secured by the right tech solutions.
Centralized device management, network access control, and multi-factor authentication will allow you to grant and revoke privileged access to data no matter where the user is working. Every time someone logs in, they'll only see what their role allows them to see, even if they are working from home. This is where automated role-based access privilege processes are helpful. With the right solutions, you can pre-configure user profiles to streamline onboarding and off-boarding and enforce data access privileges.
There several layers of technology required to implement and enforce a Zero Trust framework. Network Access Control and Identity Management solutions are two of the most important and, along with multi-factor authentication, will ensure that only the intended person will be able to access the privileged data. Additional Zero Trust enforcement should be applied within the network and of course at the perimeter. If you're struggling to get started, just give us a call.
Security solutions that give you more visibility into access control and identity management will help ensure that only authorized people have certain access permissions. If there is a data leak incident, you will be able to identify exactly who had access to that information. You can also grant and revoke privileges with ease to help limit data leakage and insider threats.
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