Zero Trust
Phased Zero Trust adoption based on NIST SP 800-207’s seven tenets.
What it is
Zero Trust removes implicit trust from networks: every access request is authenticated, authorised and encrypted based on identity, device and context. NIST SP 800-207 defines seven tenets and core components — policy engine, policy administrator and policy enforcement points. We turn the philosophy into a phased, fundable programme.
Coverage
- Zero Trust maturity assessment
- Identity-centric architecture design
- Device trust and posture signals
- Micro-segmentation strategy
- Phased implementation roadmap
How we deliver
- Assess — maturity against the tenets.
- Prioritise — identity first, then devices, then network.
- Design — target architecture.
- Implement — phased capability delivery.
- Measure — track trust reduction.
Outcomes
- Lateral movement drastically harder
- Access decisions continuously verified
- Phased investment, early wins
- Architecture auditors recognise