Zero trust
Optimise security with zero trust.
Security will always play a big role in business and you need IT security that adapts to your constantly evolving environment to create a productive and secure (hybrid) work environment. How? With zero trust.
With zero trust, you can protect your business against threats—today and tomorrow. How? By granting access only to those users whose applications and devices are 100% authenticated. To do so, micro-segmentation based on users and their locations, devices, behaviour, context and other data is used to determine if the user, device or application requesting access to your network can be trusted or not. When you use zero trust, users are only granted access if their identity has been authorised.
If you’re interested in optimising security with zero trust, carry on reading to discover how to create the best security for your organisation using a zero trust approach.
Cybercrime is on the rise with a growing number of Dutch companies falling victim to ransomware, phishing and hacks every year. Take your IT security to the next level with zero trust! Take a look at our blog to find out what zero trust means.
From critical IT systems going down to inaccessible websites and an inability to get your hands on your data—these are just some of the issues you need to contend with so business continuity and your company’s reputation aren’t severely impacted.
Take a look at our IT security infographic to discover just what a poor IT security strategy could cost you.
Bad IT security can lead to everything from critical IT systems going down to inaccessible websites and an inability to get your hands on your data. While strong network security is essential, it’s never been more challenging.
Looking to take your IT security to the next level with zero trust, but don’t know how or where to start? Take a look at our Security Wheel e-book.
Never trust, always verify.
American surf wear and surfboard brand O’Neill was looking for a way to stop imminent threats in their tracks as their reactive approach was no longer proving to be enough. The solution? Zero trust.
The company’s entire IT environment is managed from its European headquarters in Amsterdam and O’Neill commissioned ARP to bolster the defence of it and its endpoints using SentinelOne’s next-gen endpoint security platform.
IT security plays a huge role, not only in your network and data environment, but also when it comes to your employees’ mobile devices.
So how do you ensure that all mobile data are secure?
Large corporations are increasingly finding their computer systems are being held hostage by criminals. Carry out a vulnerability assessment to stop ransomware in its tracks.
Then IT security is extra important for your continuity and data protection, among other things. Read on to see how zero trust can keep you and your patients safe.
Get in touch with Mark Jongen, Solution Specialist – Data Centre.
