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Zero Trust Network Access Solution
The Keypasco government zero-trust framework is precisely designed based on government zero-trust authentication standards. Its primary objective is to tackle the intricacies of the contemporary online landscape, where unified login and authentication methods have given rise to security uncertainties. It upholds the principle of perpetual distrust and the imperative need for verification, thereby enhancing consistency in organizational security.
As the landscape undergoes transformations with services migrating to the cloud, users are becoming more mobile, and access devices are diversifying, traditional authentication methods are encountering security challenges and struggle to align with the demands of evolving work patterns. The zero-trust network architecture seeks to depart from conventional network models and strengthen data access security.
It shifts the focus from safeguarding network access to securing data/application access.
- It lacks specific boundaries; users/devices and data/applications are ubiquitous.
- It treats all data access as perpetually untrusted, subject to continuous verification.
The Keypasco government zero-trust framework adopts the Resource Portal-Based Deployment method, as referenced by the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) and the US NIST SP 800-207 zero-trust framework. It encompasses three core authentication mechanisms:
- Identity Authentication: Multi-factor Identity Authentication and Identity Assertion.
- Device Authentication: Device Authentication and Device Health Management.
- Trust Inference: User Context Trust Inference Mechanism.