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  • Zero Trust
    • What is Zero Trust?
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    • Device
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    • Data
    • Network
    • Automation&Orchestration
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    • Governance
  • Services
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Zero Trust Pillar 5

Network

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

 ZTNA is a cornerstone of Nexcore Secure’s Zero Trust strategy. Our ZTNA solutions ensure that users gain access only to the specific applications and resources they need, rather than broad network access. This minimizes the attack surface and significantly enhances security.

Network Capabilities

Data Flow Mapping

Organizations reconcile data flows by gathering, mapping, and visualizing network traffic data flows and patterns to ensure authorized access and protection for network and DAAS resources specifically tagging programmatic (e.g., API) access when possible

Software Defined Networking (SDN)

Organizations define API decision points and implement SDN programmable infrastructure to separate the control and data planes and centrally manage and control the elements in the data plane. Integrations are conducted with decision points and segmentation gateway to accomplish the plane separation. Analytics are then integrated to real time decision making for access to resources

Macro Segmentation

Organizations establish network boundaries and provide security against networked assets located within an environment by validating the device, user, or NPE on each attempt of accessing a remote resource prior to connection

Micro Segmentation

Organizations define and document network segmentation based on identity and / or application access in their virtualized and/or cloud environments. Automation is used to apply policy changes through programmatic (e.g., API) approaches. Lastly where possible organizations will utilize host-level process micro segmentation


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