Current-state assessment
Where access still relies on network location or shared credentials, ranked by risk.
Service offering
Zero trust roadmap
A staged plan to stop trusting the network and start verifying every user, device and request.
We assess where trust is still implicit in your environment, then build a staged roadmap: strong identity, device posture checks, segmented access to applications and continuous verification. Each stage is sized, sequenced and mapped to the controls you report on, such as the UAE Information Assurance Regulation or NCA ECC in Saudi Arabia.
National identity is part of the picture: where staff or the public sign in with UAE PASS or Nafath, the roadmap covers how those identities fit your access policies.
What we deliver
Staged roadmap
Sequenced steps for identity, devices, applications and data, with dependencies and effort.
Control mapping
Each step linked to the controls you report on, so progress shows up in compliance reporting.
Risk-based priorities
Work ranked by the threats and findings that matter most to your organisation, not by tool features.
Evidence for reviewers
Each change documented, so internal audit and regulators can see what was done and why.
When to start a zero trust roadmap
Start when remote access, cloud services and partners have outgrown the idea of a trusted internal network.
- VPN access gives users far more of the network than they need.
- Partners and contractors share accounts or long-lived credentials.
- An audit or incident showed how far an attacker could move.
Talk to us about zero trust roadmap
Tell us what you need to achieve and by when. We will propose a scope, a team and an itemised quotation.