Zero Trust Segmentation
Zero Trust has emerged as a foundational cybersecurity concept that can be applied to improve network, device, and user security. Prior to Zero Trust, organizations focused on securing their perimeters and assumed internal assets and internal communications were trusted and protected. But when an attacker breached an organization's perimeter defenses, they could move freely across networks and cause extensive damage.
With Zero Trust, security is never assumed—"never trust, always verify." No devices or connections are to be implicitly trusted. Instead of one-time access decisions, security is addressed dynamically, always adapting to observed changes in the environment. But how can organizations extend Zero Trust controls to unmanaged, IoT, IoMT, and OT devices?
The Solution
Never Trust, Always Verify
Extend Zero Trust with Ordr and protect every network connected device. With automated device discovery, accurate classification, and behavioral baselining, Ordr dynamically generates Zero Trust segmentation policies to isolate and secure individual devices or groups of devices based on nearly any device attribute.
Benefits
Extend Zero Trust to Unmanaged and IoT Devices
- Bring all devices into Zero Trust scope by discovering and classifying them
- Assess risk quickly with an understanding vulnerabilities, threats, recalls, and weak passwords
- Enforce Zero Trust policies with existing networking and security infrastructure
- Leverage real-time device analysis for a current view of potential risks
- Implement proactive Zero Trust segmentation policies based on observed sanctioned device behaviors
Resources

Ordr Overview Solution Brief
Learn how Ordr discovers every connected device, profiles device behaviors, uncovers risks, and automates zero trust policies.

5 Steps to Zero Trust for Unmanaged and IoT Devices
Read the whitepaper to learn how Ordr can help you extend Zero Trust to all devices on your network.

Deploying Effective Segmentation for Connected Devices
Download this whitepaper to understand the unique way Ordr automates the creation and enforcement of segmentation policies