Zero Trust is not a product
Why identities, devices, segmentation and processes must be considered together.

“Zero Trust is not a product” addresses technical and operational questions. Legal applicability to your organisation, sector and use requires a separate review.
The starting point
Why identities, devices, segmentation and processes must be considered together.
What matters in practice
Zero Trust evaluates identity, device state and context when granting access. Implementation needs reliable accounts, limited permissions and documented exceptions. One security product cannot replace these organisational decisions.
A defensible checklist
- Clean up MFA, roles and legacy authentication methods first.
- Tie conditional access to user, device and risk signals.
- Constrain network paths and privileged rights according to actual protection needs.
- Time-limit, log and regularly recertify exceptions.
Next sensible step
Start with accounts and access paths with the greatest potential impact. Review MFA, administrative roles and emergency access together. Test new policies under control so legitimate work and recovery access remain possible.
Apply Zero Trust is not a product to your own IT environment?
For Zero Trust is not a product, we examine your starting point and available evidence to identify risks, dependencies and the next checks.
