Interceptur Zero Trust technology

Cyber Crime – A 10 trillion-dollar industry

Cybercrime affects everyone, whether you manage your portfolio from home or you are a large corporation. Cybercrime impacts our economy, so it’s safe to say that we’re all affected by it worldwide. 

US Executive Order (EO) 14028 on cybersecurity, "Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity," pushes agencies to adopt zero-trust cybersecurity principles and adjust their network architectures accordingly. Principles of Zero Trust

Principles of Zero Trust

• Never Trust, Always Verify
  This is the foundational principle of Zero Trust. Explain that access to resources should be granted based on identity, device health, and other contextual factors, rather than assuming that internal network users are trustworthy.
• Least Privilege Access
  Describe how Zero Trust encourages restricting user access to the minimum required for their roles. This helps limit damage in case of a breach.
• Micro-Segmentation
  Break down how this approach isolates critical resources to minimize lateral movement in the event of a breach. Explain how micro-segmentation divides the network into smaller, more secure zones.
• Continuous Monitoring and Authentication
  Talk about the importance of continuous assessment of user behavior, device security, and network traffic to detect anomalies that could indicate a potential breach.