Zero Trust
Zero Trust is more than just a security buzzword – at AHEAD, it’s a vital security protocol. Leveraging vendor-neutral industry standards to implement a complete Zero Trust Architecture, our security experts enable your workforce to securely access any application from anywhere, without sacrificing any component of your security posture in the process.
A dispersed workforce poses more security risk. Zero Trust was designed to help organizations manage end users, devices and applications more effectively – but with so many varying definitions of Zero Trust floating around, many Zero Trust Architectures see limited success. When a Zero Trust philosophy is properly implemented, organizations can work toward intelligently limiting access to their data without impacting the productivity of their end users.
AHEAD utilizes the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model, the NIST 800-207 framework, and cues from early leaders in Zero Trust Architectures to design custom roadmaps to complete Zero Trust maturity. Our experts help you evaluate exactly when and where your assets are vulnerable and quickly safeguard those assets. AHEAD pushes proven best practices, not products, to help you achieve a security posture that can prevent breaches and immediately mitigate damage when an attack inevitably occurs.
What does a Zero Trust network actually look like? In this brief video, AHEAD’S Tony Jaroszewski walks through the different components of a Zero Trust network and contextualizes the thinking behind it.
