Leading the nation! First to pass the National Institute of Cyber Security Zero Trust - Phase Two Device Authentication Certification!

In the Zero Trust network architecture, no connecting device is automatically trusted. Devices must be equipped with a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and undergo device authentication before establishing a network connection. Access to sensitive system information is only granted to devices that have successfully passed the device authentication process. Even if credentials are stolen, unauthorized devices cannot establish a connection unless they are on the device authentication whitelist. This effectively eliminates the possibility of illicit connections by non-authorized devices. Our system has been successfully implemented and meets the cybersecurity standards set by government-grade A-level security responsibility organizations.