Zero-Trust Principles
The principles of zero trust make for improved security. Each component must prove itself to its neighbours. No trust is based on affinity or path. Explore.
Secure Exposed Access: Zero-Trust Legacy Online With High Security and No Work
Somewhere in your basement lurks a challenge. A web application that people need, but you don’t trust. Maybe its your timesheet or vacation planner. Maybe its your HR policies portal. But you know if it meets the Internet that you’ll be in the news. We...
Free Your Applications: Ditch the IIS, Move Your .NET Apps To the Cloud. Safely. Securely. Simply
Your basement is full of servers running Microsoft IIS with .NET applications, chatting with local databases. You’ve read casually online about Cloud Native, Kubernetes, Containers, Docker. But this doesn’t apply to you, right? I mean, maybe in the future...
Strong Identity and Authentication: Avoid Named User License Costs With Federation
Implement a srong, simple, secure authentication system, including support for 2-factor authentication, without triggering named-user license costs.
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