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Zero Trust Architecture — Principles and Implementation

Zero trust is not one product — a “never trust, always verify” model changing how users and workloads access apps on-prem and remotely.

Core zero trust principles

Explicitly verify every access (user, device, workload). Least privilege. Assume breach — segmentation limits lateral movement impact.

Zero trust complements perimeter firewalls — especially as hybrid cloud and remote work expand the attack surface.

Common technical components

Identity: MFA, conditional access, PAM for admins. Device: compliance checks before access. Network: micro-segmentation, ZTNA/SASE instead of flat VPN.

Data: classification, encryption, selective DLP. Visibility: centralized logging and anomaly detection.

Phased implementation roadmap

Phase 1: asset/identity inventory, admin MFA, critical VLAN segmentation. Phase 2: ZTNA for key apps, backup hardening. Phase 3: policy automation and SIEM/SOC integration.

Intilogy supports maturity assessment, segmentation design with Fortinet/Sophos, and integration with existing infrastructure.

Frequently asked questions

Is zero trust only for large enterprises?

No. SMBs with cloud and remote staff benefit — start with MFA, segmentation, and ZTNA for critical applications.

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