Meeting NIST Guidelines for Zero Trust Security

 

In today's highly volatile cybersecurity environment where applications are delivered from the cloud to the cloud, multiple devices are in use by users everywhere, relying on a single point of trust is untenable. In short, all interactions are inherently risky and need a "never trust, always verify" approach. In this whitepaper you will be provided with concrete guidelines on how to implement an effective identity-centric Zero Trust architecture with the goal of achieving security in a post-perimeter environment. Don't wait for the cyberpirates to come hacking at your data. Protect yourself now while you can. Reach out to Thales Identity and Access Management to start fortifying your defenses with Thales.

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Meeting NIST Guidelines for Zero Trust Security published by Thales Identity and Access Management

Thales' identity and access management (IAM) solutions allow organizations to meet the evolving needs around cloud applications and mobile devices. To do this we enable secure access to online resources and protect the digital interactions of employees, partners, and customers with market-leading strong authentication and digital signing products. Our cloud-based solutions utilize strong authentication, access management and single sign-on to allow enterprises to secure access to applications, data and services in the cloud or on corporate networks.  Our solutions include cloud or server-based management platforms, advanced development tools, and the broadest range of authenticators.