Trustus Foundational Trust
End the Zero Trust Fragmentation Crisis.
Achieve Universal Security.
The Strategic Challenge
The current state of Zero Trust implementation is a security management crisis.
Instead of a cohesive framework, enterprises are trapped in a constant cycle of
integration, attempting to stitch together a brittle, multi-vendor patchwork
consisting of:
Multiple ZTNA Solutions
Separate tools for remote employee access, contractor portals, and
customer-facing applications.
Disjointed Workload Security
A mix of cloud-native controls, host-based agents, and network micro-segmentation for data centers.
Siloed Device Managements
Legacy network access control (NAC) for traditional IT and specialized tools for vulnerable IoT/OT environments.
The Exploitable Policy Seam Risk
This fractured approach creates massive
operational overhead, generates noise that
obscures real threats where security gaps
emerge as identities and data flow between
non-integrated tools.
The Anchor:
Moving Beyond the ZTNA Patchwork
Universal ZTA is defined by the use of a single, unified identity fabric. Trustus is the platform that allows you
to discard the limitations of the fragmented approach:
Feature
Control Model
Trust Model
Lateral Movement
The Status Quo (Fragmented ZT)
Siloed policies split between ZTNA brokers and Micro-segmentation tools.
Static and Binary (Trust is established only
at the beginning of a session).
Risk persists at the ‘seams’ between different vendor solutions.
Trustus Foundational Trust
(The Universal ZTA Distinction)
Unified Identity Fabric: A single policy engine manages all access flows—user-to-app, workload-to-workload, and device-to-network.
Dynamic, Continuous, and Adaptive: Trust is a real-time score that is continuously re-evaluated, adapting instantly to changes in device posture or user behavior.
Neutralized by Identity-Defined Micro-segmentation: Access to all resources is instantly segmented and tied to the identity's trust score, making lateral movement impossible by design.
Foundational Trust Across Your Enterprise
Trustus delivers high-impact consolidation and consistent risk reduction by
unifying policy enforcement across your four most critical access domains.
Cloud:
Identity for Every
Workload
Challenge:
Trustus Value:
Fragmented identity models fail to secure non-human APIs and workloads, exposing machine-to-machine traffic.
We provide a verifiable workload identity and enforce Zero Standing Privilege and least-privilege access, stopping the lateral spread of cloud breaches caused by compromised service accounts.
Mobile & Machines:
Universal ZTNA
Challenge:
Trustus Value:
Managing inconsistent ZTNA for a diverse, mobile, and remote workforce using different devices.
We deliver Universal ZTNA via a unified, lightweight client. Access is governed by a Continuous Endpoint Posture Check, ensuring the same high-security standard is applied to all user devices.
IoT & Operational Technology (OT):
The Isolation Layer
Challenge:
Trustus Value:
Vulnerable, unpatchable devices serve as the weakest link for network pivot attacks into critical infrastructure.
We assign a cryptographic identity to every device and instantly apply Identity-Defined Micro-segmentation. This isolates the device into a "network of one," guaranteeing threat containment.
Zero Trust Security, Simplified
Uncompromising, Secure Access, Anywhere, Any Device
Redefining traditional security dynamics with Identity-First
Trustus Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
In today's distributed work environment,
across complex applications and IoT
environments, traditional security
perimeters are obsolete. Credential
theft and lateral movement leave
your organization vulnerable.
Trustus S/PdP Security Framework*
for Enterprise-Grade ZTNA
Clientless and Agentless access.
Direct to applications and resources.
Prevents network security gaps.
01 The entire ecosystem communicates freely, from
employees, contractors, customers, to suppliers.
02 Controlled access is based on frictionless certificate-
based authentication and Privacy Bridge authorization.
03 Communications within the “Black Cloud” are externally
invisible and inaccessible to unauthorized users.
*Standard-Designated and Protocol-Defined Perimeter Security Framework
Securing digital identities.
Hardening endpoints.
Fortifying cloud
infrastructures.
Security Alert
ZTNA Deception: Legacy Models Exposed
Most fail to deliver true Zero Trust
Don't be fooled, demand universal ZTNA
Hidden network access
Data breaches
Compliance failures
