Netskope Presents: Achieving Zero Trust for Connected Devices

Zero Trust Network Access, from our technology partner, Netskope, provides organisations with a new security and access framework for connecting users everywhere with enterprise resources.

This means that users everywhere, using any connected company device,
gain direct access to applications hosted anywhere, providing superior user experience with consistent policy controls.

Netskope's Core Zero Trust Principles Include:
• Granting the Right Amount of Privileges: Allow access to a specific resource only for that specific interaction through assessment of user and device identity and security posture.
• Maintaining an Explicit Trust Model: Every entity is untrusted and strong authentication must be established before allowing access to any resource.
• Performing Continuous Assessment: Continuously monitor for changes in context that require reassessment of trust. For example, re-authentication, step-up authentication, alteration of permissions, or increased/decreased access.

If you want to learn how Netskope tackles a range of data problems relating to Zero Trust, you can find more information on our Netskope Partner page.