Digital Transformation & Cyber Security

Our innovation simplifies the digital transformation of your business. With our real-life success stories, you’ll see how DB Group can help you tackle digital challenges big and small. We support you in the digital transformation and cybersecurity of your company. Protecting your business starts with protecting access to your NETWORK. Let’s ask ourselves the right questions

• Who is this?
• Is he who he says he is?
• Are we sure of his identity?
• do we know?
• Where are you going?
• He has the authorizations?
• where he’s going?
• Can we control it?

Only one option possible to be sure before letting this person & the correct Device enter your network. We have the best and most efficient technologies in cyber-security.

1. Control identity – Digital iD

To create a digital identity we use Blockchain technologies, AI, biometric identity and anonymous tokens to offer permissions to users ensuring that the right person accesses the right information at the right time for the right reason, thus reducing the risk of hacking, phishing and other cybersecurity threats.

2. IAM ( identity Access Management ) or ICAM (Identity Credential Access management)

Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a security framework that helps organizations manage and control access to resources.
It enables businesses to create and manage users, groups, and roles, and define their access permissions to various resources.
An IAM system typically includes the following components:
– Identity management: This component is used to create and manage users, groups, and roles. It allows organizations to create and store information about their users, such as their name, email address, and role within the organization.
– Authentication: This component is used to verify the identity of a user who is trying to access a resource. It determines whether the user is who they claim to be, based on factors such as a password, biometric data, or a security token.
– Authorization: This component is used to determine what resources a user is allowed to access and what actions they are allowed to perform. It uses the information obtained during authentication to determine the user’s role and permissions.
– Access control: This component is used to enforce the decisions made during authorization. It regulates the flow of traffic to resources, ensuring that only users who have the correct permissions are able to access them.

In summary, IAM is all about keeping your company’s data, applications and systems safe by controlling who has access to them, and what they are allowed to do.

3. Zero Trust Zone – Micro segmentation.

Zero Trust is a security concept that assumes that actors (e.g., users, devices, and applications) inside a network cannot be trusted and that all actors, regardless of their location, must be verified before being granted access to resources.
The idea behind Zero Trust is to shift away from the traditional security model, in which the perimeter of a network is secured and all traffic inside the perimeter is trusted, to one in which all traffic, both inside and outside the perimeter, is treated as untrusted.

4. A Zero Trust architecture is typically implemented using a combination of technologies such as multi-factor authentication, encryption, and network segmentation.

One important aspect of Zero Trust is Micro-Segmentation. Micro-segmentation is the process of dividing a network into smaller, isolated segments, or “micro-segments,” that can be secured independently. Micro-segmentation enables you to create fine-grained security policies that apply only to specific groups of users or devices, rather than to the entire network. For example, you might create a micro-segment for your HR department, with specific security policies that apply only to the HR department’s resources. This way, you can reduce the risk of a security breach in one part of the network from spreading to other parts of the network.
When you use micro-segmentation, you can also use tools to monitor and control the communication between micro-segments, ensuring that only authorized traffic is allowed to flow between them. Additionally, this allows you to identify and isolate compromised hosts within your network which helps to contain any attack.To sum up, Zero Trust Zone is the principle of not trusting any device or user inside or outside the network and requiring multi-factor authentication and micro-segmentation is the practice of dividing a network into smaller, isolated segments. Together they create a more secure environment by providing granular access controls and monitoring capabilities that can help to prevent cyber attacks.

Never Trust, always Verify
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