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Zero Trust Methodology

What is Zero Trust? Zero trust is a mindset and long-term approach to security and governance that addresses the vulnerabilities in today’s work environment.

This highly complex strategy is being adopted by government agencies and businesses worldwide. But for many starting the journey, it's difficult to wrap your head around. For the next step on your journey, we're here to get you there.

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Zero trust starts with identity.

Our increasingly interconnected world of remote work, multiple devices and cloud-based applications and resources has rendered traditional perimeter-based network defenses unfit for attacks. This means that the foundation for your zero trust methodology must start with identity.

Here at MajorKey, our goal is to help you identify where you are on the zero trust security journey... while sharing the good news, you may be further along than you think!

Is a Zero Trust Methodology Right for Your Business?

The uniqueness of a businesses culture, policies, and customers means there's no one size fits all solution.

  • The solutions that align with a zero trust methodology can be incredibly complex.
  • Initiatives must support the formation of your zero trust strategy over several years.  
  • There's no one size fits all solution for zero trust and integrations are needed across adopted technologies.
  • Many businesses are new to the cloud journey. And on-premise and cloud environments work very differently – making a robust game plan that caters to both very difficult.
  • Securing and governing your business is an ongoing initiative. You must have a long-term roadmap and sophisticated planning to properly support your security posture.
  • Businesses aren’t leveraging automation to manage identities with more scrutiny.

This means that the foundation for your zero trust methodology must start with identity.

But how do you trust people, systems, software, and cloud apps?

Zero Trust Methodology

Single Sign-on Implemented with a Zero Trust Mindset 

Our client, a world leader in dental instrument manufacturing, created an online community for their customers. MajorKey was able to assist them in implementing a scalable SSO solution that would support future needs as well as their current ones

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Dental Instrument Manufacturer - World Leader

Our client created an online community for their customers to connect with peers, share information and gain education credit, but required assistance with their SSO solution.

Implementing Zero Trust for Your Business

Successfully implementing a zero trust methodology means going beyond rolling out a series of integrated tools and technologies, which are supported by a set of operational policies and authentication requirements.

Zero trust should be looked at much more strategically.

Complexities arise when outlining authorization to specific resources both on-premises and in the cloud, as well as how technologies will interact with data, threat intelligence, public key infrastructure, identity management, and vulnerability management systems.

Once this foundation has been established, companies can determine more sophisticated automation parameters like software-defined perimeters, micro-segmentation, by identity, or a combination therein.

MajorKey delivers successful technology solutions that align with zero trust, including:

  • Single-Sign On
  • Multifactor Authentication
  • Passwordless
  • DevSecOps
  • Cloud Governance
  • CI/CD Management
  • Privileged Access Management
  • Zero Trust Strategy and Roadmap
  • Identity Access Management

Zero Trust Article Contributions 

From MajorKey Experts

"Why Identity is the Foundation"

Featured in:  Security Magazine

With zero trust methodology that starts with identity in mind, users get the minimal access they need and no more. Read more..

"Mission Zero Trust is Not Impossible" 

Featured in:  Enterprise Security Tech 

It’s an iconic movie scene: Tom Cruise dangles on a rope lowered from a vent 30 feet above the floor, unable to... Read more...

"4 Stages of a Zero Trust Assessment" 

Featured in:  Enterprise Security Tech Blog

You want to begin implementing zero trust security at your organization, but where do you start?  Read more...

Benefits of Adopting a Zero Trust Methodology

Using continuously verified identities to manage network access, zero trust methodology creates a stronger defense for your system while simplifying security and the users experience, ultimately creating safer and more efficient organizations.

Implementing a zero trust strategy will bring a number of key benefits for all organizations, including:

  • Reduced threat surface
  • Maximized use and authority of authentication
  • Increased visibility into all user activity
  • The ability to dynamically provide access based on current use case
  • Reduce an attacker’s ability to move laterally within your organization
  • Limit possibility for data exfiltration
  • Protection against both internal and external threats
  • Lowered reliance on point solutions designed to detect/stop specific types of threat activity
  • Improved overall security posture both on-premises and in the cloud

Latest Zero Trust Security Insights

New to Zero Trust? We've got you covered. Our security experts have put together helpful content to get you up to speed on this critical security methodology. Check back regularly as we will continue to update our selection.

Matt Graves  |  November 9, 2023  |  5 minutes

Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM): The Definitive Guide [2023]

Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) tools enable businesses to manage and secure customer identities and their access to digital platforms. Learn more in this definitive guide.

Matt Graves  |  November 7, 2023  |  8 minutes

Discover the Best CIEM Solutions for Cloud Security

Explore the top CIEM solutions to enhance your cloud security. Learn about key features, capabilities, and how to choose the right CIEM solution for your organization.

Matt Graves  |  October 27, 2023  |  5 minutes

Key Elements of Cloud Infrastructure Entitlements

Explore the key elements of Cloud Infrastructure Entitlements (CIEM) and how it enhances cloud security. Learn about entitlements, least privilege, and the critical concepts for securing your cloud environment.

Matt Graves  |  October 24, 2023  |  5 minutes

Introduction to Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM)

Explore the fundamentals of Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) and its vital role in securing cloud environments. Learn about CIEM solutions, cloud entitlements, and the differences between IAM and CIEM in this introductory guide.

Alex Gambill  |  August 3, 2023  |  4 minutes

SoD Role of Technology in 2023

Learn why leveraging automation, software solutions, IAM, along with analytics and monitoring tools, is paramount in maintaining effective SoD controls.

Alex Gambill  |  August 1, 2023  |  4 minutes

SoD Challenges and Mitigation Strategies

Dive into the common difficulties faced while implementing and maintaining SoD controls & the strategies to overcome resource limitations.

Alex Gambill  |  July 27, 2023  |  4 minutes

SoD in Finance and Accounting

Segregation of Duties (SoD) in Finance and Accounting is a critical principle designed to maintain control and accuracy, prevent fraudulent activities, and safeguard an organization's financial integrity.

Alex Gambill  |  July 25, 2023  |  4 minutes

SOD Definition, Importance, & Applications

The central idea of SoD is to ensure that no single individual has the control or capability to execute and review business critical transactions by distributing responsibilities across 4 task: Authorization, Custody, Record-Keeping, and Reconciliation.

Nabeel Nizar  |  July 20, 2023  |  4 minutes

CIAM Customer Data Management

While the exact type and nature of the customer data can vary from industry to industry, we’ve collected a list of the top sources of customer data being collected and used today.

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