Securing Remote Work With Zero-trust Model

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1. Policy : You must have a specific 'acceptable use policy' that specifies what activities on your organizational devices are permitted and not permitted. Examples include not sharing your company's computers with family members, not using your computer to access websites that your parents, spouses, and/or kids may not feel comfortable sharing with you, or view video streaming services. As part of the return to job approach, take the chance to re-educate end-users about policy standards.
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Governance : For all-important business and communication applications such as email, collaboration software, instant messaging, and video conferencing, you can set Multi-Factor Authentication as a prerequisite. It is necessary to upgrade the current governing business processes of the company to support the organization while retaining alignment. Financial Procurement, Third-Party Risk Management, Joiners, Audit/Assurance, Movers & Leavers, Business Continuity, Privacy Impact Assessments, and Compliance Evaluation Processes are part of the list of specified segments to be implemented by the Multi Factor Authentication.
3. Identity : You must standardize the controls for entry. All end-users should be streamlined to a singleidentity and access management platform while managing cost and risk. To easily access all correspondence and business applications, end-users must have a single venue.
4. End-Users : Consider the groupings of end-users and their specifications within your company in order to serve their business functions. Sales teams, for instance, have somewhat different business demands than technology teams. Group the end-users by requirements of location, access, and application.
5. Assurance: To encourage the legitimacy of authorization of power rights and/or high-risk practices, use reinforced MFA as assurance within the finance department, technology department, and executive management of social media operations. This is where the end-user is subjected to a re-authentication process, where before being allowed to conduct the high-risk and/or sensitive action, they must authenticate themselves successfully.

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