Zero Trust Exchange — SASE
Leaving the « trusted internal network » model behind: the user reaches an application, never a network.
- Applicationnot network, as the unit of access
- TLSinspected at scale
- No concentratorno more VPN to keep alive
The reasoning
The historic model assumes a safe inside and a hostile outside, separated by a firewall. Remote work and cloud dissolved that boundary: the user is outside, and so is the application. Hauling all traffic back to head office to inspect it is expensive and degrades the experience. The SASE architecture moves the control as close to the user as possible.
The components
Secure internet access
Web filtering, TLS inspection, sandboxing and data loss prevention applied to outbound traffic, wherever the user is.
Zero Trust private access
A VPN replacement. The user is connected to one specific application after verification, and never receives an address on the internal network. A compromised endpoint therefore cannot sweep the network.
Cloud access broker
Visibility and control over the SaaS services in use, including those IT never approved — which today includes generative assistants.
Digital experience
End-to-end measurement of the network path. Without it, every slowdown is blamed on security without evidence, and adoption collapses.
The sensitive point of the project
TLS inspection is what makes the control possible, and it is also what breaks badly built applications and raises legitimate questions about employee privacy. A successful rollout deals with that at the start, with staff representatives and an explicit exclusion list — not at the first incident.
Other solutions we operate.
- METAsudoexec
Meta Orchestrator
The layer that sits above endpoint, SIEM, identity, email and network: every signal is enriched by all the others, and every response decision applies across the whole chain at once.
- EDRCrowdStrike
Falcon — Endpoint Detection & Response
Detection and response on endpoints, the foundation of any defence chain. One lightweight agent, one console, and the ability to isolate a machine before the attacker spreads.
- ITPCrowdStrike
Falcon Identity Threat Protection
Monitoring of Active Directory and cloud directories: privilege escalation, forgotten service accounts, abnormal authentication, and conditional blocking in real time.
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