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intSignal Zero Trust Platform

Never trust. Always verify. Every user, device, and request.

A single policy platform that puts Zero Trust into practice: it verifies identity, checks the device, weighs risk, and grants only the access a user needs — for only as long as they need it. No implicit trust from being “inside the network,” and no flat network for an attacker to roam.

Live, interactive demo — click around to explore.
Continuous verificationLeast-privilege accessDevice postureRisk-based step-upMicro-segmentationOne policy console
intSignal Zero Trust · policy engineLIVE
Access requestslive
Decision for a.chenAdmin console
Identity
MFA passedphishing-resistant
Device!
Unmanagedpersonal device
Risk!
Elevatednew location
STEP-UPIdentity is trusted, but the device is unmanaged and risk is elevated — re-auth + approval required.

The model

Trust is never assumed — it’s earned on every request

Traditional security trusts anything already inside the perimeter. Zero Trust doesn’t. Every access request is evaluated on its own: who is the user, is the device healthy, how risky is this session — and access is granted narrowly and re-checked continuously, not handed out once at login.

Access decision · evaluated live
ACa.chen → Admin console
Requesting access · 22:47 · off-network
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Identity
MFA passedphishing-resistant
Device!
Unmanagedpersonal / BYOD
Risk!
Elevatednew location
Step-upIdentity is trusted, but the device is unmanaged and risk is elevated — re-auth + approval required before access is granted.
verifyNever assumed — every request is decided on identity, device, and risk together.

Verify identity

Phishing-resistant MFA and strong, continuous authentication.

Check the device

Only managed, compliant, healthy devices get through.

Assess risk

User and session risk decide allow, step-up, or deny.

Least privilege

Per-app, time-boxed access — nothing more, nothing longer.

In practice

Posture, segmentation, and access — managed in one place

See where your Zero Trust maturity stands, contain blast radius by design, and let policy decide every access.

Measure your Zero Trust maturity

Track how far along you are across identity, device, network, and workload — and where to invest next.

Maturity scoringOne view across every pillar of Zero Trust.
Gaps to closeSee what’s holding your posture back.
Progress over timeWatch coverage climb as you roll out controls.
Zero Trust maturity — by pillar
Identity91%
Device78%
Network84%
Data72%
Workload66%
Visibility88%
measureOne score across every pillar — see exactly where to invest next.

Full platform

Everything in the Zero Trust Platform

Identity, device, network, and workload controls — grouped. Expand any area for the full list.

Identity & access8
Phishing-resistant MFAContinuous authenticationLeast-privilege accessJust-in-time accessRisk-based step-upConditional access policiesPrivileged access controlsSession revocation
Device trust7
Device posture checksManaged / compliant enforcementHealth & encryption checksOS & patch stateNon-compliant blockingBYOD postureContinuous re-check
Network & segmentation7
Micro-segmentationEast-west deny-by-defaultZTNA per-app accessVPN replacementLegacy app wrappingOT / IoT isolationSoftware-defined perimeter
Policy & workloads6
Central policy consoleWorkload-to-workload policyData access controlsCloud & on-prem coveragePolicy simulationAccess analytics
Visibility & delivery6
Access decision logsZero Trust posture scoringSIEM integrationContinuous monitoringMulti-tenantOptional intSignal-managed operations

Put Zero Trust into practice — without ripping and replacing

We’ll map your identity, device, and network controls to a Zero Trust model and roll it out in stages.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Zero Trust?

Zero Trust is a security model that assumes no user, device, or request is trustworthy by default — even inside your network. Every access is verified on its own (identity, device health, risk), granted with least privilege, and re-checked continuously, so being “inside” no longer means being trusted.

Do I have to replace everything I have?

No. The platform works with your existing identity provider (like Entra ID), endpoint management, and network — it maps what you already run to a Zero Trust model and lets you roll out controls in stages rather than ripping and replacing.

How is ZTNA different from a VPN?

A VPN drops a user onto the whole network. ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access) connects a user only to the specific application they’re entitled to, keeps the rest of your resources invisible, and applies the same policy whether they’re remote, on-network, or on a personal device.

What does micro-segmentation do?

It divides your environment into isolated zones — finance, OT/SCADA, guest, IoT — with east-west traffic denied by default and allowed only by policy. If one zone is breached, the attacker can’t move laterally into the others.

Can intSignal run it for us?

Yes. You can manage policy yourself, or add intSignal-managed operations so our team designs, rolls out, and tunes your Zero Trust policies and monitors access decisions on your behalf.