Forescout can help you adopt a NIST SP 800-207-based ZTA within your existing multi-vendor environment – from identifying, monitoring and controlling connected assets to orchestrating enforcement and remediation across connected infrastructure and clouds.
Ready to take control of your network security strategy? Join Forescout’s Todd Bertchume as he reveals the five crucial steps to achieving Zero Trust Assurance. Dive into the evolving world of Zero Trust and discover how organizations can secure their networks, mitigate risks, and stay ahead of cyber threats.
Today’s edgeless enterprises support mobile and remote workers along with vast numbers and types of unmanaged devices – IT, IoT, OT and IoMT. Zero trust assumes that the system will be breached (or that a breach has already occurred) and designs security accordingly, as if there is no perimeter or implicit trust. Zero Trust Assurance monitors all network activity, granting least-privilege access to only what is needed while constantly looking out for anomalous or malicious behavior. In other words, “Never trust. Always verify.”
% security decision-makers who say zero trust is critical to their organization’s success1
Annual Dollar savings in average breach costs from organizations that have deployed a ZTA2
of new remote access deployments that will use ZT network architecture vs. VPNs by 20253
As organizations work to meet regulatory requirements, adopting Zero Trust architectures can feel overwhelming, especially when managing expansive networks with millions of connected devices. The rise of unmanaged OT/IoT devices further complicates security, increasing the risk of audit failures and breaches. Discover how an adaptive approach to Zero Trust can streamline the process and help organizations achieve compliance more efficiently.
Under a ZTA based on NIST SP 800-207, a central policy decision point (PDP) in the control layer collects all available security intelligence about an asset to determine the right controls to apply, then orchestrates enforcement of those controls across multiple policy enforcement points (PEPs). Forescout facilitates this process in four key ways.
Network-based discovery produces a list of IP addresses – many vendors stop here. The Forescout Platform combines intelligence sources to classify and group raw IP addresses into your business taxonomy.
An intuitive matrix of traffic among all connected assets facilitates segmentation compliance and policy design based on what should and should not be communicating.
Simulating your ZTA designs using actual traffic flows allows you to validate controls, fine-tune policies and flag violations without causing costly business disruptions.
The Forescout Platform analyzes 800+ data points from activity logs, threat intelligence, compliance, identity management, SIEMs and more to orchestrate policy enforcement among your PEPs.
Continuously discover, assess, and govern assets without agents or active techniques that could compromise business operations.
Enforce and automate policy-based controls to mitigate threats, incidents and compliance gaps.
Accelerate the design, planning and deployment of dynamic zero trust segmentation across the extended enterprise to reduce your attack surface and regulatory risk.
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