Cybersecurity

Zero Trust

A security model based on the principle "never trust, always verify".

Definition

Zero Trust is a model in which no user or device is trusted by default, even inside the network. Every access is continuously verified, authenticated and authorised.

Context & regulatory framework

It is gradually replacing traditional perimeter-based architectures. It combines MFA, micro-segmentation, systematic encryption and continuous monitoring.

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Data Comply One supports you on Zero Trust with a complete compliance management platform and the expertise of our teams (DPO, CISO, consultants). The goal: help you reach and maintain compliance, calmly, at your own pace.

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