How far would an attacker get in your network?
Sit down with an ON2IT Zero Trust expert for a free 30-minute session. We take your most exposed system through the first two steps of Zero Trust and show you how far an attacker would get today.
Your most exposed system
- Exposure
- Public
- Who can reach it
- ?
- How far an attacker gets
- ?
- 1Protect Surface
- 2Flows
- 3Architecture
- 4Policy
- 5Monitor
Steps 1 and 2 in this session.
What we'll do in the session
You probably have a few systems that are reachable from the internet and run software that will have a vulnerability next month. Patching alone no longer wins that race. What limits the damage is knowing what you protect and who can reach it. That is where Zero Trust starts, and you can start with one system.
Name it
Together we pick your most exposed system and define it as a Protect Surface: the data, applications, assets and services that matter, and who owns them.
Map who can reach it
We map the flows: what reaches it from the internet and from inside your network, and which of those it actually needs.
See how far they get
We follow the path from that system into the rest of your network and show how far an attacker would get today.
Pick a time
that suits you
Choose a day and time in Central Time (Texas). We confirm with a calendar invite for an online session. No preparation needed: just bring the system you worry about most.
Your most exposed system, named and scoped: what it holds, what it runs on and who owns it.
Who can reach it from the internet today, and how far an attacker would get from there.