At Prodigy13, we think Zero Trust security 24×7/365 days a year. We are committed to a complete Zero Trust architecture, delivery, and enforcement across all of our products, and services! Zero Trust for on-site users, and assets, and the Remote workforce.
60% of organizations will embrace Zero Trust by 2025, as a starting point for security, more than half will fail to realize the benefits! (Gartner’s prediction).
Zero Trust (ZT) is now a prevalent term in security guidance from governments, however, as ZT is both a security principle and an organizational vision, it requires a cultural shift and clear communication that ties it to business outcomes to achieve the benefits.
The Zero Trust Security model is a new, and evolving set of security principles that move the defenses from network-based Perimeters to focus on users, assets, and resources.
Zero Trust (ZT) is a response to the new norm, the enterprise that includes Remote users, bring your own device (BYOD), and Cloud-based assets that are not located within your organization’s network perimeter.
A Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) uses zero trust principles to plan the organization’s infrastructure and workflows.
Our Zero Trust solutions secure your organization against modern attacks through a design and implementation of a holistic security architecture, backed up by 80+ years of experience in information security architecture, and management.
Our team members have used practically zero trust principles for many years, way before the pandemic, and prior to the remote workforce becoming the new norm.
Initial Assessment of your infrastructure, assets, and users
Building a Roadmap based on Risk, and available resources
Architecture of various components needed for 100% Zero Trust adoption
Implementation assistance (assisted or fully managed)
Implementation assistance (assisted or fully managed)
We will work closely with your organization’s operations, management, and IT teams to scope out the most complete ZT architecture and security controls needed – based on your organization’s Risks, and current security posture maturity.
The above is a list sourced from the NIST CSAC publication SP 800-207. *Zero Trust Architecture!
While there is no currently a certification authority for Zero Trust, at the end of the day, we can provide your organization with formal letter/reports:
Confidential detailed report based on your Zero Trust security posture, which you can distribute to potential clients via NDA (similar to SOC 2 audit report), to help with 3rd party risk assessments.
Basic report, containing no-confidential information and ZT badge, which you can distribute freely or publish on your website
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
Build and run applications knowing they are protected. Take an adversary-focused approach that provides automated discovery, continuous runtime protection, EDR for cloud workloads and containers, and managed threat hunting, enabling you to securely deploy applications in the cloud with greater speed and efficiency.
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