Zero Trust: Defense Beyond Identity
Zero trust may begin with identity, but securing networks at scale requires much more. Effective defense in zero trust goes beyond identity to encompass network operations as a whole, requiring a shift in how organizations monitor and manage data security at scale.
Download this white paper to learn:
- The fundamentals of Zero Trust Network Access
- The importance of understanding network connectivity
- The main components required to improve overall defense
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Why customers love RedSeal
Learn why hundreds of Fortune 1000 companies and more than 75 government agencies, including five branches of the US military, depend on RedSeal for exceptionally secure network environments.
Regional Health System
"RedSeal enables us to speak authoritatively about what’s on the network at any given time. The increasing accuracy of the model, and its visualizations of the network, greatly increase our overall cyber visibility."
Utilities Company
"Using RedSeal reduced the time it takes us to evaluate our systems for specific vulnerabilities from one person/month to 15 minutes. We can spend our time on mitigation, rather than assessment."
Civilian Agency
"What we needed was a tool that, on day one, could map the network, figure out the high-value assets, and find and prioritize the vulnerabilities."
Intelligence Agency
"We realize now that we can't leverage other cybersecurity tools unless we have RedSeal. RedSeal is core to our cybersecurity plan."