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Submission: On September 13 via api from US — Scanned from DE
Submission: On September 13 via api from US — Scanned from DE
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<div style="text-align: center;"><span>I authorize Saviynt Inc. to contact me
with </span><a target="_blank" class="c-link" data-stringify-link="https://insights.saviynt.com/email-preferences.html" delay="150" data-sk="tooltip_parent" href="https://insights.saviynt.com/email-preferences.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">personalized</a><span> communications.</span><br><span>We
respect
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THE 3 PILLARS OF ZERO TRUST IDENTITY:
ACCELERATE YOUR MOVE TO ZERO TRUST
Zero Trust was a hot topic among security stakeholders even before the events of
2020 accelerated many organizations’ progress towards the cloud. But today, Zero
Trust is front-of-mind for an even larger number of CISOs. 72% of respondents to
a recent global survey reported that they either plan to adopt a Zero Trust
approach in the near future or have already begun implementing one. And 37% of
cybersecurity leaders polled by Deloitte said that their organization had sped
up its Zero Trust adoption efforts during the global COVID-19 pandemic.
With the publication of the Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s
Cybersecurity in May of 2021, the concept of Zero Trust gained additional
attention. Federal agencies are now required to develop a plan for building out
a Zero Trust Architecture, and the National Institute of Standards and
Technologies (NIST) has published an abstract model of a Zero Trust Logical
Architecture as well as several specific deployment examples.
Moving to Zero Trust brings significant and tangible benefits, including the
most obvious one: a stronger cybersecurity posture for the entire organization.
Zero Trust adoption can also simplify and streamline security operations,
enhance defenders’ visibility of the entire attack surface, and reduce the risk
posed by insider threats — all while enabling users to have the right access to
the right resources at the right time.
However, embracing Zero Trust is neither simple nor effortless. The process
involves a learning curve, and despite what cybersecurity vendors may want you
to believe, Zero Trust isn’t a technology that you can just buy. Instead, you’ll
need to redefine your organization’s entire approach to identity and security.
You’ll need to move from a mindset of implicit trust to an approach that
involves the continuous re-evaluation of risk and a shift in focus — away from
the network perimeter security layer and towards the identity security layer.
Table of Contents
1. Your Roadmap to Zero Trust Identity: Creating a Zero Trust Identity Strategy
2. Building Blocks: The Basic Foundation of a Zero Trust Identity Architecture
3. Shifting Organizational Cultures: Zero Trust Identity is a Mindset
IN GENERAL, SUCCESSFUL ZERO TRUST ADOPTION INVOLVES THREE KEY ASPECTS:
1
Building out a Zero Trust Identity strategy
2
Designing a new identity-based architecture
3
Shifting organizational cultures and mindsets
In this guide, we’ll take a deeper dive into each of these three areas, while
maintaining a practical focus on how to accelerate your progress towards Zero
Trust maturity in the real world.
WHAT IS ZERO TRUST IDENTITY?
Legacy perimeter-centric network security models are no longer adequate for
today’s use cases. Growing numbers of organizations are embracing digital
transformation in order to gain access to the cloud’s many benefits, which
include scalability, efficiency and cost-effectiveness. This means that
computing environments are evolving into borderless IT ecosystems.
In essence, Zero Trust is a concept that involves the practical application of
identity and access management capabilities to perform continuous risk
assessment every time resources are accessed within an environment. The goal is
to use contextual identity information to inform and optimize access policies
while enforcing the principle of least privilege. Zero Trust means granting
access only for the right reasons, to the right entities, for the right amount
of time. This enables a stronger security posture with no negative impact on
productivity or business agility.
Completing your Zero Trust adoption won’t happen in a few weeks or months. The
process is complex, since it requires that your organization evolve its security
and compliance posture, undertake cultural change, and build a cohesive identity
architecture — one that’s based not on a collection of point solutions but on a
holistic strategy that builds upon identity as a foundation, and integrates all
layers of the ecosystem. The full process demands long-term commitment, though
you’ll begin to realize some value from Zero Trust almost immediately.
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YOUR ROADMAP TO ZERO TRUST IDENTITY:
CREATING A ZERO TRUST IDENTITY STRATEGY
Making the move to Zero Trust demands considerable investment. Not only will
your organization need to deploy identity-aware security solutions, but you’ll
also need to revisit your policies and business processes. In addition, you’ll
need to educate business and security leaders — as well as stakeholders across
the organization — on the importance of the Zero Trust mindset. And you’ll need
to re-architect IT environments and applications so that they can fully benefit
from the cloud.
Every organization’s strategic plan for Zero Trust adoption will be unique.
There’s no one-size-fits-all formula that will work for everyone. Instead,
you’ll need to personalize your timeline and approach on the basis of your
current security architecture and capabilities, technology environment, and
business objectives. For most organizations, the full journey to Zero Trust will
take 3 to 5 years, and will progress through multiple phases.
Begin With an Assessment
The first step is to gain a thorough understanding of the IT asset and identity
ecosystem that spans your organization.
Where does mission-critical, sensitive, and regulated data reside?
Which users have access to those assets?
Among those users, how many have elevated privileges?
Are these standing privileges?
Most likely, you’ll determine that most human and machine identities have
excessive amounts of access, which is common in most organizational IT
environments. If anything, the problem has gotten worse in recent years as cloud
adoption has increased. One study of cloud entitlements found that more than 90%
of identities regularly use fewer than 5% of the permissions that are granted to
them.
Next, you’ll want to examine how access policies are administered and enforced.
The least mature organizations are those that configure access and assign
attributes manually, that enforce static security policies, and that lack
integrated governance and privileged access management.
Organizations that are further along the road to Zero Trust will be cultivating:
the ability to enforce least-privilege access automatically, the ability to
continuously analyze access patterns and validate identities, and centralized
visibility, identity management, and policy governance
Once you’ve centralized policy administration and governance, the next step is
cleanup. Conduct an organization-wide discovery and analysis to determine where
access is excessive. You’ll then be able to limit and ultimately remove it.
THE GOAL SHOULD BE TO IMPLEMENT SECURITY POLICIES IN A LEAST-PRIVILEGE MANNER.
Adopt a Zero Trust Maturity Model and Use it to Guide Decision-Making
We recommend that organizations follow a set of well-defined guidelines when
evolving their Zero Trust capabilities and controls. The U.S. Department of
Defense created a good example of this sort of roadmap in its Zero Trust
Reference Architecture. The DoD’s model establishes three levels of Zero Trust
maturity. Organizations can advance from one to the next by implementing
additional capabilities and controls. You can begin by working towards
“baseline” adherence, then progress towards “intermediate,” and finally achieve
an “advanced” state of Zero Trust maturity.
Baseline
At this level, all network access takes place according to pre-established
cybersecurity policies, and all devices are managed to ensure compliance with
these policies. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is in use, and least-privilege
access policies are implemented. In addition, networks are segmented, with “deny
all traffic” as the default, and resource access is permitted only after
authentication.
Intermediate
Once an organization has progressed to this level, fine-grained user and device
attributes are used to determine access policies. Least-privilege access is
enhanced with the addition of a privileged access management (PAM) solution, and
behavioral analytics are employed to fine-tune policy development. At this
stage, micro-segmentation is enforced across a majority of the network, and data
is tagged and classified for the initial implementation of a data loss
prevention (DLP) solution.
Advanced
An organization has attained this state once it’s able to enforce dynamic
policies that determine access to resources on the basis of real-time analytics.
Continuous and adaptive authentication and authorization will be in place, and
Just-in-Time and Just-Enough access policies will have been implemented. Full
micro-segmentation of the network will have been achieved, and advanced
analytics will enable automated and orchestrated threat detection.
As organizations continue to implement emerging technologies and move growing
numbers of applications and resources to the cloud, they’ll need to revisit
their processes, improve their workflows, and rethink their Zero Trust strategy
continuously. In this sense, digital transformation is providing today’s
businesses with an unprecedented opportunity to modernize their approach to
identity and security. Delaying Zero Trust adoption will only make the process
more challenging and difficult.
> "Inaction is not an option. It’s better to start small than not at all, and
> now is the best time to begin.”
>
> Paul Mezzera,
> Vice President of Strategy, Saviynt
BUILDING BLOCKS: THE BASIC FOUNDATION OF A ZERO TRUST
IDENTITY ARCHITECTURE
When it comes to Zero Trust, moving from strategy to implementation — or theory
to practice — will require you to deploy new identity-based solutions so that
you can build out an identity-centric security architecture. You’ll need a
mechanism for enforcing policy administration and governance for each of the
various cloud resources and services your organization leverages, including
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). In
addition, you’ll need access control and administration that’s engineered to
secure modern development pipelines. And you’ll need a way of ensuring that your
modernized identity solutions can integrate seamlessly with existing security
and compliance tools. This means that solutions should be seamlessly
interoperable.
NIST’s Zero Trust Architecture Model
Of course, creating this architecture is easier said than done. To make it
easier for organizations to understand how to implement a Zero Trust-based
approach to information security, NIST created its Zero Trust Logical
Architecture.
Within this model, a Zero Trust Architecture should incorporate three core
components.
These are:
* A policy engine, which decides to grant, deny or revoke access to resources
for all entities requesting it. The policy engine calculates trust scores or
confidence levels to serve as a basis for each of these decisions.
* A policy administrator, which establishes and terminates the connection
between an entity and a resource. The policy administrator relies on
decisions made by the policy engine to determine whether to allow individual
sessions to proceed. It generates authentication tokens or credentials for
each session.
* A policy enforcement point, which enables and monitors ongoing connections
between entities and enterprise resources.
Within this architecture, all interactions are to be achieved in the most secure
manner possible, which means that they need to be continuously reassessed. Each
time access to a resource is granted, this is done for only one session, and for
that resource alone. Every access request is evaluated dynamically based on
organizational policies and a risk assessment. And each request is checked to
ensure that the entity making the request should be granted access, that the
system or device involved is behaving appropriately, and that the requested
resource has the right characteristics.
To achieve the requisite degree of visibility and control, you’ll need
centralized access management as well as identity governance and privileged
access management. It’s critical that endpoint devices, computing resources, and
networking and infrastructure components are all able to exchange information
with one another. Plus, all components within the security architecture must
work together with security analytics tools to inform policy decisions.
Core Capabilities of a Zero Trust Security Architecture
To obtain all the capabilities you need to achieve holistic visibility and
control, you’ll need multiple solutions with overlapping and tightly integrated
capabilities. The policy engine must be able to interact with applications,
security and access management solutions, and a broad array of resources across
the IT ecosystem. This enables it to gather the intelligence that will inform
the behavioral analytics it uses to assess and reassess risks on an ongoing
basis.
The policy engine must have the following four core capabilities:
1. The solution must have an up-to-date inventory of all identities (human and
machine) that need to access resources so that it can formulate consistent
and accurate access policies across the whole environment. Thus, it must be
able to discover and correlate identities and entitlements. This means it
will need to know precisely which employees, contractors, third-party
partners and vendors, devices, applications, and machine identities interact
with one another in the environment, what roles each of them play, and what
rights they should have.
2. The solution must be able to provide user and device identity and contextual
information. It will supply this information to the access management and
secure access service edge (SASE) solutions that enforce policies by
allowing (or denying) access to resources in the environment.
3. It must set least-privileged access policies based on current usage and
outlier analysis – and share these policies with the solutions that will
enforce them.
4. It must be able to ingest logs and data from security tools and solutions in
the environment. This will enable its advanced analytics capabilities to
respond to risky activities quickly, accurately, and appropriately.
Building this architecture can be a complex process. It requires implementing
multiple solutions that can gather intelligence across the IT ecosystem to
inform SASE, access management, XDR and other security tools that enforce
policies. Interconnectivity and an open, standards-based approach should be core
principles in the design.
SHIFTING ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURES: ZERO TRUST IDENTITY
IS A MINDSET
Moving towards Zero Trust Identity requires the right strategy, as well as the
creation of an identity and security architecture that’s intelligent and
grounded in interoperability. Equally important to success is gaining buy-in for
the concept of Zero Trust across the entirety of the organization.
IN TODAY’S DATA-DEPENDENT, DIGITAL-FIRST WORLD, EVERY COMPANY IS A TECHNOLOGY
COMPANY.
Even if your business doesn’t create or sell digital products, technology is at
the core of most modern business processes. Stakeholders from every business
unit and department of the company must have seamless and reliable access to the
right technology tools at the right time if they are to get their jobs done.
And, of course, this is essential for the success of the business as a whole.
Adopting a Zero Trust mindset will enable security teams to better defend
complex, dynamic, and cloud-based computing environments because it makes it
possible to proactively prevent inappropriate resource access. But Zero Trust
also provides seamless, just-in-time access to the tools that employees need for
productivity, innovation, and business success. Embracing Zero Trust means
adopting technologies, ways of working, and policies that support business
agility while enhancing security. To achieve this end, business leaders,
security practitioners, and stakeholders across the organization must work
together in support of shared objectives.
It’s often said that the most effective approaches to IT security are grounded
in a multi-layered model encompassing people, processes, and technology. Zero
Trust is no exception. Moving towards Zero Trust requires investing in the right
technologies and designing an architecture that can extend robust security
across an IT ecosystem that extends far beyond the “trusted internal zone” of a
corporate network.
It also requires that people throughout the organization:
Take information security seriously
Grasp the foundational concepts within the Zero Trust approach
Know where sensitive and confidential data resides and how to handle it
Understand security policies, when they should be applied, and how to follow
them consistently
Contribute to building a more cyber resilient organization
Cultivating this mindset requires buy-in from executive leadership all the way
down to identity and security practitioners. Members of the board and CISOs
alike must believe that a Zero Trust approach will foster business agility,
improve data protection, and mitigate real-world risks. And they must be willing
to implement and participate in the policies and operational processes that
support this approach.
CONCLUSION
In today’s world, taking an identity-based approach to Zero Trust is growing in
popularity for good reason. It will help your organization evolve its security
and compliance posture to keep pace with changes in the threat landscape as well
as advances in technology. This approach will also give your team better
visibility into your IT assets and resources and how they’re being used. And
Zero Trust can enhance business agility and productivity.
These benefits are far-reaching, but the effort required to attain them is far
reaching as well. You’ll have to communicate well and may need to incorporate
education and training to generate buy-in. You’ll also need to move from
implementing point solutions in piecemeal fashion to building a cohesive
security strategy. And you’ll need to build a security architecture with
identity at its foundation, a holistic ecosystem where all layers are seamlessly
integrated.
We’ve never said that the process was simple, but we do believe that the
benefits are more than worthwhile. After all, Zero Trust is a journey, not a
destination.
Moving to Zero Trust requires adopting identity as your security perimeter.
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