Zero-Trust Roadmap

Step-by-step towards resilient access concepts

Zero Trust is not a single product, but a target state for identity, access, segmentation and monitoring. A realistic roadmap with clear priorities is crucial.

Scope of services and added value

Assessment of the current initial situation
Target state for identity, devices, networks and applications
Step-by-step implementation planning

Our contribution

The Synedat Group helps to strategically structure Zero Trust and make it operationally feasible.

Practice & Orientation

Access on demand instead of blanket trust

Verify identity and context

An internal network alone is not a proof of trust. Access decisions should take into account who needs a resource, from which device access is made, and whether the necessary conditions are met.

Start with an important process

For example, select administrative access or access from external service providers. Limit rights and validity periods, introduce additional authentication and document exceptions.

Step-by-step development

Zero Trust is an architectural task. Identity management, device health, network rules and logging must fit together. A pilot shows which controls work in everyday life and where adjustments are necessary.

NIST SP 800-207: Zero Trust Architecture

Zero-Trust Roadmap