Identity, Access & Zero Trust Controls
Secure access to systems and data with identity-centric security and Zero Trust frameworks that verify every user, device and transaction.
Typical triggers.
- aRemote and third-party access relies on VPNs and shared accounts.
- bPrivileged accounts are unmanaged or audits keep flagging access control.
- cA zero trust programme needs a practical starting point.
Access built on a network perimeter assumes that anyone inside it can be trusted. Remote staff, contractors, cloud applications and shared accounts have broken that assumption. Zero trust replaces it with a decision on every request: who is asking, from what device, in what context, and for what.
We build that in stages. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO) come first, because they close the most common ways in. Privileged access management (PAM) follows, putting administrator credentials and sessions under control. Zero trust network access (ZTNA) then replaces broad VPN access with access to specific applications, checked against device health and least privilege.
Each stage is rolled out in phases so nobody is locked out on the day it goes live, and every policy is documented so your auditors can read it. Your team keeps ownership of the identity directory and of who should have access; we design, integrate and implement the controls that enforce it.
- RequestA user or device asks for access
- VerifyMFA and single sign-on
- CheckDevice health and context
- GrantLeast privilege, to the application
- RecordLogged and reviewed
Decided per request, wherever the request comes from
Verify every request, not the network.
Access is decided per request on identity, device health and context, not on where the request comes from. Privileged accounts get their own controls, and every decision is logged.
Concrete deliverables, agreed before we start.
What you receive
- 01MFA, SSO and privileged access management integrated into one posture
- 02Zero trust access design with least privilege and device health checks
- 03Phased rollout that does not lock people out
- 04Access policies and documentation your auditors can read
Credentials and references.
Reference calls with current clients on request.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certifiedInformation security management system
ASD Cyber Security PartnerAustralian Signals Directorate Cyber Security Partnership Program
Multiple CCIE holders including Cisco Emeritus. NSE8 (FCX) certified. Two-time APAC Fortinet Fabric Challenge champions, and #2 worldwide.
Case studies, videos and written references Fortinet credentialsStart with a
scoping call.
Tell us roughly what is in your environment and what prompted the question. We will say whether this is the right first step, and what it would cost.