Discover the steps you should take to implement a Zero Trust Security approach within your organization, helping protect you from cyber-attacks. It’s a very different approach to the traditional perimeter-based network perspective and is perfectly suited to an increasingly mobile workforce and the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) model.

Achieving the Pillars of Zero Trust

In this whitepaper, we show you how a Zero Trust “assumed breach” approach is an effective security model with the principle of “trust no one, verify everything.” 

We explain how to achieve each of these pillars:

• Identity Authentication – A control plane for Digitial Transformation
• Endpoint Management – Zero Touch IT, Device and Application Lifecycle Management
• Security Analytics – A Single Pane of Glass for All Security Data and Alerts
• Compliance – Management and Protection Within Compliance Standards and Regulations

Over the last five years, a number of collaboration and communications tools have entered the workplace, including conferencing and messaging platforms, file share programs and Skype, followed by Teams and numerous other presence tools, that, added to the organization’s existing phone system and email server, resulted in an unhealthy smorgasbord. Users gained productivity tools with more features in exchange for fractured workflows, and organizations began to seek more uniformity.

Microsoft Teams has risen as a unifying platform that replaces many of the disparate options that organizations were struggling to integrate within a streamlined workflow. It reduced time and resources spent on weighed-down user workflows and eliminated the nightmare of disparate UC&C elements, with the exception of legacy phone systems.

In this whitepaper, you will learn how Microsoft Teams Calling removes inefficiencies and unifies voice in the context of an organization’s entire digital ecosystem; the different paths for migrating to Microsoft Teams Calling; and key factors in choosing a partner to implement this vital part of a digital workplace transformation strategy.