Zero Trust is a path architectural, not a single product.
The Zero Trust model eliminates trust granted simply because a user or device is on the corporate network. Each access is evaluated based on identity, device status, requested resource, context and risk, applying least privilege and continuous checks.
Pillars of analysis
- human, technical and service identities;
- strong authentication and access lifecycle management;
- device posture and endpoint compliance;
- segmentation and protection of application flows;
- data classification and granular permissions;
- telemetry, risk analysis and session revocation;
- integration between on-premises, cloud and SaaS environments.
Progressive Roadmap
NESQ starts with priority use cases, such as administrative access, remote work, third parties or critical applications. Current state, target architecture, dependencies and migration phases are defined. This avoids projects that are too broad and allows you to measure benefits and impacts before extending the model.
Results
- shared architectural principles and requirements;
- map of flows and decision points;
- priorities for identity, endpoint, network, applications and data;
- implementation plan with quick win and evolutionary phases;
- metrics for privileged access, MFA coverage, managed devices, and enforced policies.