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Our zero trust services
Our comprehensive services portfolio is designed to help at every stage of your journey to digital transformation.
Briefings
Learn the basics from an expert
Zero Trust Briefing
Increased visibility, reducing the attack surface, and rationalizing zero trust theory with technical implementation—these are just a few of the outcomes that a successful zero trust program should provide. Securing the enterprise, both on-premise and in the cloud, is a challenge in today's landscape.
Zero Trust Network Access Briefing
The concept of trust is undergoing a profound transformation. A surge in remote work and the migration of applications to the cloud, coupled with the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, are prompting organizations to reconsider their security approaches, challenging traditional notions of trust within their networks. This Briefing delves into the crucial topic of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and its significance in modern enterprise architectures.
Hour of Cyber: Zero Trust Architecture
In an era where remote work and cloud migration redefine the boundaries of enterprise networks, zero trust architecture emerges as a critical strategy for safeguarding sensitive data. By continuously validating authorized users and restricting access to only necessary applications, zero trust minimizes the attack surface and enhances security posture. Delve into the principles of zero trust, emphasizing the importance of micro-segmentation and automation in implementing a robust security framework.
Workshops
Create actionable project deliverables
Zero Trust Workshop
The Zero Trust workshop helps customers focus on a strategic approach to Zero Trust that redefines how organizations protect critical assets in an era of increasing complexity and risk.
NSX on ACI Workshop
WWT's goal of the NSX on ACI Workshop is to help provide guidance around integrating VMware NSX with Cisco's ACI.
Identity and Access Management Workshop
As identities span across internal, external, customer or a combination of the three, how are you managing them? What is your confidence level that you know who that identity belongs to? With the trend of "identity is the new perimeter," it is extremely vital that organizations have an IAM strategy and know how IAM can enable a business while strengthening their security posture.
Assessments
Review and evaluate your current-state capabilities
Application Dependency Mapping Pilot Assessment
Application Dependency Mapping (ADM) is a management solution which discovers various applications running on various servers and network devices within a customer's network infrastructure and maps the dependencies between them. It aids in discovering, mapping and building a holistic view of all the resources running in a business infrastructure and the relationships between them.
Network Access Control (NAC) Readiness Assessment
Network Access Control (NAC) solutions are complex and heavily dependent on the capabilities of your network infrastructure. A NAC Readiness Assessment can help you determine where you are and how to plan and deploy a NAC solution. When coupled with our Enterprise Segmentation Workshop, a NAC Assessment can do everything from helping you determine if NAC is the right solution to selecting the right OEM to building out a comprehensive deployment roadmap.
Segmentation Accelerator Assessment
How to tell if you're ready to begin an Enterprise Segmentation initiative
Operational Readiness Assessment
The primary goal of our Operational Readiness Assessment is to modernize the IT workflows and processes associated with your IT operations. Our Assessment is a well-defined practice that provides operational awareness and enables the full value realization of the investments into an organization's IT assets.
Our approach has two phases. First, we aim to understand your current IT process maturity. Second, we design IT process modernization requirements to achieve your overall goals of synthesizing IT systems through the right people, processes and technology.
Trainings
Upskill faster with expert guidance
Cisco DNA Training
Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA) provides an architectural framework that defines how software-defined networking (SDN) applies to the enterprise network outside of the data center. Within the framework, there is the management and orchestration component, which is DNA Center and the infrastructure it manages: switches, routers and wireless products. DNA delivers on the ability to raise the level of orchestration from traditional command-line interface (CLI) to SDN, so that IT can focus on defining and implementing the business intent and policies instead of on low level CLI.