Due to the constant development in the field of Information Technologies, many different brands of network devices have been produced and many different models of products have been developed and released to the marketAll necessary to create a useful strategy and ensure Information Security Managing perations is extremely tiring for you. Likewise, it creates a huge workload and pressure on your IT and Information Security team. This is when Zero Trust Documents published by organizations such as NIST guide us and help us create the right strategy. Our SecHard product, which has a versatile capacity to provide information security, facilitates these complex processes with its integrated approach and provides you with a complete Zero Trust. It also lightens the workload of your Information Security experts with time and cost advantages.
"Zero trust (ZT) is the term used for an evolving set of cybersecurity paradigms that move defenses from static, network-based environments to a focus on users, assets and resources. Zero trust architecture (ZTA) uses zero trust principles to plan industrial and enterprise infrastructure and workflows. Zero trust assumes that no implicit trust is given to assets or user accounts based solely on their physical location or network location (i.e. internet versus local area networks) or asset ownership (corporate or personally owned). Authentication and authorization (both subject and device) are separate functions performed prior to establishing a session to an enterprise resource.
For the Zero Trust model to be effective, organizations need to implement comprehensive information security and resilience practices. When balanced with existing cybersecurity policies and guidance, identity and access management, continuous monitoring and security hardening (best practices), using ZTA and a managed risk approach can protect against common threats and improve an organization's security posture.
The most difficult part of implementing and managing a Zero Trust policy is security hardening. Thousands of devices need hundreds of settings changes. SecHard's security hardening module generates a gap analysis report in minutes according to industry standards and automatically makes improvements in seconds.
Before SecHard, implementing a Zero Trust Architecture required buying and managing a large number of products, but now our inspiring product SecHard brings you POWER PEACE.
SECHARD PROVIDES ALL THE NECESSARY CONTROLS OF THE "ZERO TRUST" MODEL ON A SINGLE PLATFORM.
Due to the continuous development in the field of information and communication technologies, different manufacturers have developed and launched network devices with various models and features. Even the same brand has a large number of products with different management tools (CLI). This diversity complicates the management of network devices and creates a need for makes resource management difficult and requires qualified personnel.
Network devices Resources that are not designed and correctly, incompletely configured correctly, which do not implement security policies , are not solidifiedapplied, and use unsafe services lead to not hardened and used with insecure services cause serious security vulnerabilities throughout the organization. Attacks on through network devices that , which are considered to be low-cost and insignificant make , render the organization's network system inoperable and lead to cause irreparable consequences such as data leakage and service interruption. Contrary to common popular belief, most of the attacks on institutions organizations are carried out on over local networks within the institution, rather than on the Internetorganization instead of the internet.
As shown in Figure 1, as a result of a study conducted by the UN IBM in 2015, it was found determined that 60% of the attacks came come from within the company. SECHARD detects and blocks attacks from the inside and outside since it ensures the security of network devices, (Switch, Router, Firewall) operating systems, web server and database server security, detect and prevent internal and external attacks.
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Figure 1. - Most Cyber Attacks Are An Inside Job