Zero Trust

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity concept in which users and devices are not assumed to be trusted, even if they are connected to a privileged network and even if they have been previously verified.

Zero Trust based solutions ensure user identity verification (authentication), validate device compliance before granting access, and enforce the principle of least privilege, allowing access only to explicitly authorized resources (authorization).

 

Zero Trust

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity concept in which users and devices are not assumed to be trusted, even if they are connected to a privileged network and even if they have been previously verified.

Zero Trust based solutions ensure user identity verification (authentication), validate device compliance before granting access, and enforce the principle of least privilege, allowing access only to explicitly authorized resources (authorization).

Principles of the Zero Trust Model

The Zero Trust model is based on four fundamental pillars to ensure strict access control and minimize security risks.

Principles of the Zero Trust Model

The Zero Trust model is based on four fundamental pillars to ensure strict access control and minimize security risks.

Strong Authentication

Ensuring that only trusted users and devices have access to resources is essential.

Least Privilege

Users should have access only to the resources that are essential for their roles, minimizing exposure to risks.

Continuous Verification

Security should be continuously reassessed throughout the user’s session to ensure they are still authorized to access resources.

Continuous Monitoring

Continuous, real-time monitoring enables the rapid and effective detection and response to threats.

Strong Authentication

Ensuring that only trusted users and devices have access to resources is essential.

Least Privilege

Users should have access only to the resources that are essential for their roles, minimizing exposure to risks.

Continuous Verification

Security should be continuously reassessed throughout the user’s session to ensure they are still authorized to access resources.

Continuous Monitoring

Continuous, real-time monitoring enables the rapid and effective detection and response to threats.

These principles are always applied in relation to the user’s identity, which is at the core of the Zero Trust strategy, representing the main security perimeter.

These principles are always applied in relation to the user’s identity, which is at the core of the Zero Trust strategy, representing the main security perimeter.

The products of the CoffeeBean Technology® platform are designed to address each of the principles of the Zero Trust model in a fully integrated way, ensuring security and granular control over access:

  • Strong Authentication → AM e MFA
  • Least Privilege → IGA e ZTNA
  • Continuous Verification → AM e ZTNA

  • Continuous Monitoring → IGA, AM e ZTNA

Additionally, the CoffeeBean Technology® Workflow module plays a key role in the integration and efficient orchestration of CoffeeBean Technology® solutions and external tools. With a unified and automated approach, its no-code technology enables greater flexibility and agility.

The products of the CoffeeBean Technology® platform are designed to address each of the principles of the Zero Trust model in a fully integrated way, ensuring security and granular control over access:

  • Strong Authentication → AM e MFA
  • Least Privilege → IGA e ZTNA
  • Continuous Verification → AM e ZTNA

  • Continuous Monitoring → IGA, AM e ZTNA

Additionally, the CoffeeBean Technology® Workflow module plays a key role in the integration and efficient orchestration of CoffeeBean Technology® solutions and external tools. With a unified and automated approach, its no-code technology enables greater flexibility and agility.

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