Illumio + Netskope: Extend Zero Trust to Remote Access Architecture
Automatically see compromised workloads and update Netskope One remote access permissions with Illumio Zero Trust Segmentation.
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The NIST Zero Trust Architecture lays out three primary Zero Trust enforcement points: identity, network access, and workload segmentation. Identity is implemented at the endpoint, authenticating the end user, and network access is implemented at the ZTNA boundary, historically using VPN.
Workload segmentation defines every destination workload as a dedicated trust boundary — also called microsegmentation. This means only required traffic can move laterally between workloads, denying all else by default.
If malware compromises any of these workloads, the workload needs to be quarantined from all access. Most importantly, all of this needs to happen dynamically.
Assume Breach.
Minimize Impact.
Increase Resilience.
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