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Real-world deployments and attacks are shaping the future of Zero Trust. Our framework, key trends, and maturity model can accelerate your journey. Always authenticate and authorize based on all available data points, including user identity, location, device health, service or workload, data classification, and anomalies.

Minimize blast radius and segment access. Verify end-to-end encryption and use analytics to get visibility, drive threat detection, and improve defenses. Assess the Zero Trust maturity stage of your organization and receive targeted milestone guidance, plus a curated list of resources and solutions to move forward in your comprehensive security posture.

Instead of assuming everything behind the corporate firewall is safe, the Zero Trust model assumes breach and verifies each request as though it originates from an open network. Microsegmentation and least privileged access principles are applied to minimize lateral movement.

Rich intelligence and analytics are utilized to detect and respond to anomalies in real time. Gain visibility into devices accessing the network. Ensure compliance and health status before granting access. Discover shadow IT, ensure appropriate in-app permissions, gate access based on real-time analytics, and monitor and control user actions.

Move from perimeter-based data protection to data-driven protection. Use intelligence to classify and label data. Encrypt and restrict access based on organizational policies. Use telemetry to detect attacks and anomalies, automatically block and flag risky behavior, and employ least privilege access principles.

Encrypt all internal communications, limit access by policy, and employ microsegmentation and real-time threat detection. Get tips and watch demos of the tools for implementing the Zero Trust security model for identity and access management. Learn more about defending endpoints and apps with Zero Trust, including product demonstrations from Microsoft.

Jeremy explains how to apply Zero Trust principles to your network and infrastructure using Microsoft Azure. Protect data across your files and content - in transit, in use and wherever it resides - with the Zero Trust security model. Microsoft has adopted a Zero Trust strategy to secure corporate and customer data.

The implementation centers on strong user identity, device health verification, validation of app health, and least-privilege access to resources and services. Get the latest research on how and why organizations are adopting Zero Trust to help inform your strategy, uncover collective progress and prioritizations, and gain insights on this rapidly evolving space.

A holistic approach to Zero Trust should extend to your entire digital estate — inclusive of identities, endpoints, network, data, apps, and infrastructure. Zero Trust architecture serves as a comprehensive end-to-end strategy and requires integration across the elements.

The foundation of Zero Trust security is Identities. Both human and non-human identities need strong authorization, connecting from either personal or corporate Endpoints with compliant device, together requesting access based on strong policies grounded in Zero Trust principles of explicit verification, least privilege access, and assumed breach.

As a unified policy enforcement, the Zero Trust Policy intercepts the request, and explicitly verifies signals from all 6 foundational elements based on policy configuration and enforces least privileged access. Signals include the role of the user, location, device compliance, data sensitivity, application sensitivity and much more.

In additional to telemetry and state information, the risk assessment from threat protection feeds into the policy engine to automatically respond to threats in real-time. Policy is enforced at the time of access and continuously evaluated throughout the session. This policy is further enhanced by Policy Optimization.

Governance and Compliance are critical to a strong Zero Trust implementation. Security Posture Assessment and Productivity Optimization are necessary to measure the telemetry throughout the services and systems.

The telemetry and analytics feeds into the Threat Protection system. Large amounts of telemetry and analytics enriched by threat intelligent generates high quality risk assessments that can either be manually investigated or automated. The risk assessment feeds into the policy engine for real-time automated threat protection, and additional manual investigation if needed.

Traffic filtering and segmentation is applied to the evaluation and enforcement from the Zero Trust policy before access is granted to any public or private Network. Data classification, labeling, and encryption should be applied to emails, documents, and structured data.

Access to Apps should be adaptive, whether SaaS or on-premises. Finally, telemetry, analytics, and assessment from the Network, Data, Apps, and Infrastructure are fed back into the Policy Optimization and Threat Protection systems. Discover successful security strategies and valuable lessons learned from CISOs and our top experts.

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Get the white paper. Get the study. Productivity everywhere Empower your users to work more securely anywhere and anytime, on any device. Risk mitigation Close security gaps and minimize risk of lateral movement. Get the Zero Trust Business Plan. Zero Trust principles Verify explicitly Always authenticate and authorize based on all available data points, including user identity, location, device health, service or workload, data classification, and anomalies.

Assume breach Minimize blast radius and segment access. Take the assessment. Zero Trust defined Instead of assuming everything behind the corporate firewall is safe, the Zero Trust model assumes breach and verifies each request as though it originates from an open network. View full size.

More about diagram. Zero Trust defense areas. Get the e-book. Identities Verify and secure each identity with strong authentication across your entire digital estate. Endpoints Gain visibility into devices accessing the network. Apps Discover shadow IT, ensure appropriate in-app permissions, gate access based on real-time analytics, and monitor and control user actions.

Learn more about cloud security Learn more about threat protection. Data Move from perimeter-based data protection to data-driven protection. Infrastructure Use telemetry to detect attacks and anomalies, automatically block and flag risky behavior, and employ least privilege access principles. Demos and expert insights. Video player. Episode 2: Identity Controls Get tips and watch demos of the tools for implementing the Zero Trust security model for identity and access management.

Episode 3: Endpoints and Applications Learn more about defending endpoints and apps with Zero Trust, including product demonstrations from Microsoft. Episode 4: Network and Infrastructure Jeremy explains how to apply Zero Trust principles to your network and infrastructure using Microsoft Azure.

Episode 5: Data Protect data across your files and content - in transit, in use and wherever it resides - with the Zero Trust security model. Discover how these customers are making Zero Trust a reality. Inform your strategy and adoption.

Implementing Zero Trust at Microsoft Microsoft has adopted a Zero Trust strategy to secure corporate and customer data. Compare your progress Get the latest research on how and why organizations are adopting Zero Trust to help inform your strategy, uncover collective progress and prioritizations, and gain insights on this rapidly evolving space. Close dialog Modal dialog. Read now. Executive Order Explore resources for federal agencies to improve national cybersecurity through cloud adoption and Zero Trust.

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