by Jesper Kråkhede, Sweden
Posted in Business, Security Architecture on Jul 28th, 2019
Here is a little exercise for you. Imagine that tomorrow morning nobody can come into the office. Not for a day, but for weeks. It doesn´t really matter why. A fire, a flooded basement, a strike in the public transport or something else entirely. Everybody has to work from home. How does your security look […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Jul 19th, 2019
When I ask customers what they log the answer is usually something with the firewall. Gigabytes per day of network flows that cost a fortune to store and that nobody reads. In a Zero Trust world the interesting stuff happens elsewhere. Start with the identity logs: sign-ins, failed sign-ins, MFA changes, risky sign-ins, changes to […]
Posted in Computer Forensics on Jul 2nd, 2019
Computer forensics used to be quite straight forward. Find the computer, take an image of the disk, follow the traces and figure out what the person did. With Zero Trust the computer is no longer the centre of the investigation. The identity is. Every access is verified and logged, so we have a lot more […]