Secure access to your business environment, no matter where your employees work

Employees work in the office, at home, and on the go. At the same time, applications and business data are increasingly being stored in the cloud. As a result, it is no longer enough to simply secure your corporate network. User and device access to applications and data must also be properly controlled.

With Zero Trust, access is controlled based on who is requesting access, what device is being used, and where the user is located. This is how you give employees access to what they need without automatically trusting users or devices.

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From automatic trust to controlled access

In a traditional IT environment, a user is granted access based on their connection to the corporate network. Today, employees work from various locations and use applications that reside both inside and outside the corporate network. That is why it is important to thoroughly monitor not only the network, but also all access to applications and data.

Zero Trust is therefore based on a different principle: access is not automatically trusted, but verified.

In this regard, the following factors, among others, are taken into account:

  • who the user is;
  • where it is located;
  • which device is being used;
  • what the user is trying to do.

A user is granted access to the relevant applications and data only when the specified conditions are met.

For your employees, little will change in the way they work. Most of the additional checks take place in the background, while access to applications and data is more closely monitored.

What specific benefits does Zero Trust offer your organization?

Controlled access

Access to applications and company data is controlled based on predefined conditions, such as the user’s identity, the device being used, and the location. A user is granted access only when those conditions are met.

Less exposure of your internal network

A central Zero Trust security layer monitors traffic between users, applications, and the Internet. As a result, your internal network is not directly visible to potential attackers, and you reduce the risk of targeted attacks.

Fewer registrations for employees

With Single Sign-On (SSO), employees log in once and are then granted access to their applications. This results in fewer interruptions, while security checks continue to run in the background.

Here's how we'll guide you toward a Zero Trust environment

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Analysis

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Design

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Interior design

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Transition

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Follow-up

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We'll assess your current environment

We’re looking at how employees currently access applications and data, what devices are being used, and what security measures are already in place.

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We determine how access is secured

Based on your environment, we determine which access requirements and security measures are necessary and how Zero Trust will be implemented within your organization.

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We're setting up the space

We configure the agreed-upon security measures and ensure that users, devices, and applications are granted access in accordance with the specified conditions.

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We support you through the transition

We ensure a smooth transition and support employees as their login or work procedures change.

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We'll continue to monitor the situation

We monitor the Zero Trust environment through our own monitoring platform. We review reports and any discrepancies and determine where adjustments are needed when your IT environment changes.

Our security solutions as part of your NIS2 strategy

NIS2 calls for a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, incorporating both technical and organizational measures. With Zero Trust, we help you restrict access to business applications and data based on the user, the device, and other configured access conditions.

In this way, Office-IT helps you strengthen your organization’s digital resilience and implement the relevant security measures that are important under NIS2.

Discuss the options

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Want to implement Zero Trust in your IT environment?

Every IT environment is different. We’ll take a look at how your employees currently access applications and data, and what security measures are already in place. Based on that, we’ll determine how Zero Trust can be implemented within your environment.

Discuss your Zero Trust approach with us

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