Cybersecurity · Zero Trust
Never trust. Always verify.
Design and roll out a Zero Trust programme aligned to NIST SP 800-207 — verify explicitly, use least privilege, and assume breach.
We help enterprises move from perimeter-based defence to a NIST SP 800-207 aligned Zero Trust Architecture — where every access decision considers user identity, device posture, workload sensitivity and behavioural context. Our engagements cover current-state assessment, target-state architecture, and phased implementation across ZTNA, micro-segmentation, conditional access and continuous verification.
/ Capabilities
What's in scope.
Zero Trust maturity assessment
Baseline your programme against CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model 2.0 across Identity, Devices, Networks, Applications and Data pillars.
Reference architecture & design
Target-state architecture aligned to NIST SP 800-207 with PDP/PEP placement, policy taxonomy and telemetry strategy.
ZTNA & micro-segmentation rollout
Replace VPN with identity-aware ZTNA and segment east-west traffic in the data centre and cloud.
Continuous verification
Adaptive policies driven by device posture, risk score and session telemetry, not static IP allowlists.
A pragmatic path to Zero Trust.
Zero Trust is a programme, not a product. We sequence work so early wins — MFA-everywhere, conditional access, ZTNA for third parties — precede deeper efforts like workload identity and micro-segmentation.
- Identity-first: strong authentication, PAM, and workload identity
- Device posture as an access signal (managed, compliant, healthy)
- Application-layer access via ZTNA — no flat network trust
- Data-centric controls: classification, DLP and encryption in use
Governance and telemetry.
We codify policy in a version-controlled repository, publish decision-audit trails to the SIEM, and provide dashboards mapped to CISA maturity levels so executives can see progress over time.
/ Standards & Tooling
Common questions.
Do we need to replace our firewalls?
No. Zero Trust reduces reliance on network location for trust, but firewalls remain useful for egress control and macro-segmentation. The shift is toward identity-aware, per-session policy at the application layer.
How long does a typical roadmap take?
Foundational wins (MFA, conditional access, ZTNA for third parties) usually land in 3-6 months. Full micro-segmentation and workload identity across a large estate is a 12-24 month programme executed in waves.
Is Zero Trust the same as SASE?
SASE is one delivery model that packages ZTNA, SWG, CASB and SD-WAN. Zero Trust is the architectural principle. A SASE platform can accelerate ZTA adoption but does not by itself deliver it.
Ready to scope a zero trust architecture engagement?
A senior practitioner — not a sales rep — will respond within one business day.
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