Zero Trust

NIST SP 800-207

Security architecture with no implicit trust: strict identity verification and microsegmentation.

What it is

Zero Trust is a security architecture with no implicit trust, described in NIST SP 800-207. Every user, device and connection is verified every time.

What it means for you

  • An attacker who gets in at one point cannot move freely across the network.
  • Access only as much and as long as needed.
  • Security that works the same in the office, in the cloud and remotely.

How we apply it

We design and deploy strict identity verification, microsegmentation and continuous monitoring, both in our own infrastructure and in client environments.

Other standards and practices

  • ISO 9001 In progress

    Quality management

    Consistently high quality, clear processes and continuous improvement.

  • ISO/IEC 27001 In progress

    Information security management

    A systematic approach to information protection, security and risk management.

  • ISO/IEC 20000-1 In progress

    IT service management

    Structured, reliable IT service management across the entire service lifecycle.

  • ITIL 4 In practice

    Service management

    Service value system, incident management and SLA delivery 24/7.

  • COBIT In practice

    IT governance and risk

    Strategic alignment of business goals and IT processes, risk management and audit control.

  • Secure SDLC In practice

    Secure development lifecycle

    A DevSecOps approach: continuous security testing and code protection at every CI/CD stage.

  • SRE In practice

    Site reliability engineering

    High-availability engineering (up to 99.99%) with SLO/SLI metrics and error budgets.