IT security
Frequently asked questions about Zero Trust
Zero Trust often raises questions. Is it complex, expensive or difficult to manage?
Below, we answer the most frequently asked questions and clarify common misconceptions.
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Is Zero Trust difficult to manage for IT?
No. Zero Trust is centrally managed and evolves alongside your existing IT environment. You do not need to implement everything at once or completely reorganise your infrastructure.
For employees, little changes. They continue working as they do today.
Is Zero Trust only for large organisations?
No. SMEs also clearly benefit from this approach. By starting from what truly matters to your organisation, such as sensitive data or critical applications, the approach remains manageable and relevant, regardless of company size.
Do employees need to go through additional steps?
No. Access is automatically verified in the background. Employees do not need to perform extra actions and can continue working as usual.
Is Zero Trust expensive?
Zero Trust obviously requires an investment. In practice, that investment often remains limited,, as you build on tools you already use and can spread the approach over time. This keeps costs predictable and aligned with what your organisation actually needs.
In addition, Zero Trust helps simplify security, reducing overlap between different solutions.
Does everything need to be implemented at once?
No. Zero Trust is designed to grow step by step. You start where it makes sense and expand when necessary, without disrupting daily operations.
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Let us know what could be improved within your organisation. Whether you are a small or a large company, we will be pleased to work with you to examine the most suitable solutions, and are able to offer standard plans as well as custom-made options. The choice is yours.
“Zero Trust forms one integrated security layer that protects employees, networks and applications.
This protection is continuous and controlled, regardless of where they are located.”
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