Build a Zero Trust security model with identity as the foundation. We design and implement Conditional Access, continuous access evaluation, identity protection, and risk-based controls that enforce "never trust, always verify" across your Microsoft environment.
The Framework
Zero Trust is a security model, not a product. These are the identity-specific principles we implement in every Zero Trust engagement.
Authenticate and authorize every access request based on all available data points: identity, location, device, service, workload, and data classification. No implicit trust based on network location.
Limit user access with just-in-time and just-enough-access (JIT/JEA). Apply risk-based adaptive policies. Protect both data and productivity. No standing admin privileges.
Minimize blast radius. Segment access. Encrypt all sessions end-to-end. Use analytics to get visibility, drive threat detection, and improve defenses. Treat every access as potentially compromised.
What We Deliver
We build Zero Trust identity controls using Microsoft's native toolset — no third-party products required.
Zero Trust CA policy design: require compliant devices, enforce MFA on every sign-in, block legacy authentication, restrict high-risk sign-ins. Full policy register documentation.
Implementation of Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE) to revoke access tokens in real-time when risk conditions change — not just at next token refresh.
Microsoft Entra ID Protection configuration: user risk policies, sign-in risk policies, risky user remediation workflows, and integration with SIEM for risk alerting.
Named location policies, trusted network definition, country-based blocking, and VPN-based access controls integrated with Conditional Access.
Phishing-resistant MFA (FIDO2, Windows Hello) for high-sensitivity applications and privileged roles. Authentication method policy configuration and user migration.
Design and deployment of Microsoft's Security Service Edge (SSE) solution for Zero Trust network access without traditional VPN infrastructure.
Outcomes
A mature Zero Trust identity posture that satisfies security frameworks and reduces real-world risk.
All legacy authentication protocols disabled. Only modern auth flows permitted.
High-risk sign-ins are blocked or challenged in real-time, not discovered in a log review weeks later.
Only compliant, managed devices can access sensitive applications and data.
Demonstrable alignment with NIST Zero Trust Architecture, Microsoft Zero Trust, and common security frameworks.