Zero Trust

The increasing use of the cloud, mobile, internet of things (IoT), and work from home have changed the technology landscape. The average employee regularly requires digital resources outside of their respective organization.

Security architectures that rely on network firewalls and virtual private networks (VPNs) to isolate and restrict access are no longer enough. This has many organizations moving towards Zero-Trust architectures.

Zero Trust works using three core principles: making sure the user is who they say they are; assuming every device is compromised; and limiting user access to only what is required to do the job.

Although the core tenants of Zero-Trust are easy to understand, implementing this security architecture across a large company can be very challenging. It helps to have a partner that has done it before to guide you through it. MNJ can help your organization develop a strategy and plan to implement zero-trust without impacting employee morale and productivity.