EY IAM Zero Trust
EY Global
EY IAM Zero Trust
EY Global
EY IAM Zero Trust
EY Global
Verify, then trust
Solution Overview
To protect themselves against the ongoing
surge of cyber attacks, organizations need to move to a Zero Trust approach
that operates more like a risk control framework. The EY IAM Zero Trust
framework focuses on maturing key people, process and technology capabilities
within your organization. It fits within the larger and holistic cyber program
framework that defines the fundamental values of a risk-based, data-driven
approach to security.
The EY IAM Zero Trust framework allows for cohesive Zero Trust architecture and recognizes that initial transformations require careful planning and strategy while later steps require deep technical knowledge. Adopting Zero Trust is a complex journey for clients that are used to the traditional model of IT security. The complete EY IAM Zero Trust transformation journey includes:
- Leveraging Microsoft Azure Active Directory P2 for addressing Zero Trust challenges
- Defining authorization strategies (consent, conditional access, policies) for maximizing security
- Implementing Microsoft Azure Key Vault as a secrets management solution
- Risk reduction: Improve overall security posture by achieving lower breach potential and increasing secure network coverage
- Audit and compliance: Satisfy completeness and accuracy controls related to audits and consistently enforce policy-based controls and compliance initiatives
- Organizational maturity: Gain alignment and leverage synergies across multiple departments and improve maturity
- Operational efficiency: Automate manual processes and reduce the number of helpdesk calls
- Business facilitation and end-user experience: Transform EY IAM Zero Trust as an enabler for business, helping improve customer experience and thereby leading to increased growth
- Overall visibility: Gain visibility into users, devices and components across the entire network and get detailed logs, reports and alerts to detect and respond to threats
- Fraud prevention: Prevent customer fraud and strengthen protection against existing and evolving cyber threats
- Cost avoidance: Eliminate redundant tools and reduce infrastructure footprint by reducing business and organizational cybersecurity costs