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In fact, before Zero Trust, no security practitioner would have openly accepted physical location as an official factor of authentication.

Zero Trust is similar to the principle of Least Privilege and Need to Know, which are 30-year-old security concepts. The underlying concepts of Zero Trust are not new. In this blog, we will introduce our strategic partner, Microsoft, through the lens of Zero Trust Networking and SASE. Our partners are those that have significant capabilities to help organizations embrace the SASE vision.

Our belief in the SASE framework is reflected in our strategic partnerships with technology vendors. InteliSecure believes that a SASE framework is the best way to protect data in the modern enterprise and achieve the objectives of Zero Trust. Microsoft also has important elements of the SASE framework that few of the others possess, such as identity and access management controls. Examples include Netskope, Forcepoint, Broadcom, Palo Alto Networks-and Microsoft.Īlthough Microsoft is not traditionally considered a security vendor, they have invested significantly in their security toolset over the past few years. Many security companies are moving towards fulfilling the vision of SASE, but a select few have the necessary breadth of technologies to truly implement a SASE framework. This consolidation is poised to redefine security architectures for the next 10 years, much like Next Generation Firewalls have defined security architectures for the past 10 years.

SASE defines a number of traditionally on-premises security and identity services that are moving to cloud-native architectures and converging into a suite of microservices.

In 2019, Gartner introduced the Secure Access Services Edge (SASE) framework. Most security leaders and practitioners agreed with Zero Trust in principle, but the concepts in Beyond Corp were very difficult to implement. This approach is founded on the idea that trust should never be assumed for any reason and should be verified for every transaction, regardless of identity or location. In 2014, Google launched a security framework called Beyond Corp, which introduced the concept of Zero Trust security. Microsoft and Data Protection: What’s the Story? Learn more about this topic in our on-demand webinar.