How G/On provides a giant leap into the Zero Trust era

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The Time is Now for Zero Trust Security

IT Security is at a crossroads. Organisations are pushing forward with digital transformations, workplace enablement programs and greater support for hybrid and remote working. It’s an exciting time. But for IT teams, the journey has complications: legacy networks, fewer security professionals and growing cyber security threats, to name a few.

It’s time to make a choice: Keep doing the same and rely on traditional security architecture that assumes trust for the device or embrace Zero Trust Security.

In the UK alone, 34% of firms hit by ransomware had to close business operations temporarily due to the attack. And, since the disclosures of the vulnerabilities experienced by Microsoft Exchange, ransomware attacks have risen by 57%.

Why Zero Trust?

It’s user orientated rather than device orientated. Users must prove they’re authorised to access specific resources each time they log in. Zero Trust Security trusts nothing by default, and verification is required from everyone trying to access resources.

In this practical guide, we’ll focus on why organisations are turning to Zero Trust Security, common use cases that make Zero Trust a business necessity and share our roadmap for success.

Why Companies are Turning to Zero Trust

It’s not a surprise: We’ve all seen the headline-grabbing figures on how much cybersecurity attacks cost each year, with some estimates putting the figure at a staggering $10.5 trillion USD annually by 2025.

Cybercrime tactics (Tactics, Techniques and Procedures) have improved over time resulting in more incidents with even more impact on society. With that idea in mind, you will have multiple reasons for finding a new direction in effective cybercrime mitigation tactics.

Mitigating threats is part of the puzzle. But organisations are also turning to Zero Trust Security to help solve business challenges.

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Why Companies are Turning to Zero Trust: Understanding the Changing Landscape

Mitigating account breaches due to phishing or account leakage

Reduce network breaches through infrastructure vulnerabilities

Prevent vulnerabilities in internet facing applications from being exposed

Stop “Man-in-the-Middle”Attacks

Unsynchronised identity store

G/On is a scalable, Zero Trust based solution that connects all your users to internal and on-premise resources — regardless of device or location. Stop managing devices and empower IT to focus on innovation, not threat mitigation. It’s simplicity without compromise.

Zero Trust Security: The Roadmap to Success

Connect users to internal systems

Bridge the gap between your IT resources and your human resources

Enable business in a hybrid world

Futureproof your infrastructure, as you transition to a hybrid world

Proactive prevention

Stop attacks from happening in the first place

Focus on innovation, not threat mitigation

Empower IT to work for the company again

Enjoy simplicity without compromise

Bring IT to users, without intrusion on your network or for your users

Maintain privacy at all times

Keep private and business data separate

How G/On provides a giant leap into the Zero Trust era

Your guide to easy, fast and non-intrusive zero trust security.

Like many companies, you’re likely already exploring how you can transition to Zero Trust security to decrease your attack surface, enhance security and reduce complexity.

We recently put together a new guide How G/On provides a giant leap into the Zero Trust era.

It covers the reasons companies are turning to zero trust, why the time for action is now and shares our Zero Trust success roadmap.

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G/On: designed on three pillars

Software Defined Perimeter

Network resources are made inaccessible by default
Makes the application infrastructure invisible from the internet
Immediate reduction of attack surface
Mitigates breach risks and prevents threats

Identity Centric

No device authentication
Authentication before access
Embedded mutual multi-factor authentication
The principle of least privilege
All data is encrypted and protected. End-to-end encryption provides the gold-standard for protecting communication

Non-Intrusive

No need to change the existing IT infrastructure (site-to-site VPN and networks)
No installation and no configuration required, no elevated rights to run
Supports BYOD policy
No endpoint checking required - policies built-in solution
Scalable, promotes data protection and prevents access to personal data

Soliton's Zero Trust Security: G/On

Zero Trust Security protects the enterprise by enforcing granular controls over user access permissions, allowing only access to applications defined and within defined security policies.

G/On can operate without agents on the endpoints, easily scales as traffic increases, and doesn’t require reconfiguring your network. This is what enables fast deployment and simplicity to manage; and removes all barriers for BYOD/CYOD/COPE device strategy.