Protect your remote working employees with secure access to corporate resources

Next Telecom can help your organisation implement the Zero Trust security model

With today's distributed workforce using a variety of devices, apps and networks, it's crucial to ensure that your staff, data and are protected.

What is the Zero Trust security model?

Zero Trust is a security model that assumes your corporate firewall is breached. The network is assumed to be hostile.

In this hostile network, each and every request is verified (authenticated, authorised and encrypted) as if it were on an open network.

By explicit verification, assuming network breach and using least privileged access, the Zero Trust approach sets out to secure data and productivity without holding your workforce back.

What are the Zero Trust Principles?

1. Assume

Assume the network is breached. Never trust, always verify

2. Implement

Implement least privileged access

3. Authenticate

Authenticate and authorize every user, device and request

4. Dynamically Update

Use all available analytics to dynamically adapt and update policies to reflect the changing environment

How can Next Telecom help you implement the Zero Trust Security model?

SonicWall Secure Mobile Access (SMA) for Zero Trust Security

SonicWall SMA is a unified secure access gateway that enables organizations to provide anytime, anywhere and any device access to mission critical corporate resources. SMA’s granular access control policy engine, context aware device authorization, application level VPN and advanced authentication with single sign-on empowers organizations to embrace BYOD and mobility in a hybrid IT environment.

Serving Mobility and BYOD

For organizations wishing to embrace BYOD, flexible working or third party access, SMA becomes the critical enforcement point across them all. SMA delivers best-in-class security to minimize surface threats, while making organizations more secure by supporting latest encryption algorithms and ciphers.

SonicWall’s SMA allows administrators to provision secure mobile access and role-based privileges so end-users get fast, simple access to the business applications, data and resources they require. At the same time, organizations can institute secure BYOD policies to protect their corporate networks and data from rogue access and malware.