‘Zero Trust’ Security for Not-for-Profit

Your donors, board members, and volunteers increasingly interact with your not-for-profit digitally, further increasing the potential areas that cyber criminals can attack. An attacker who exploits a single, vulnerable endpoint can often gain access to the entire network, moving laterally from one system to another in search of an organisation’s crown jewels.

In a Zero Trust framework, all users and devices inside and outside of your not-for-profit organisation perimeter are verified in real-time. It follows the “never trust, always verify” access approach and moves away from access control based on implicit trust assumptions to an approach that requires real-time verification of all users, devices, locations, and other signals.

Whether you're just getting started with implementing Zero Trust or you're currently exploring it for your not-for-profit organisation, you should download this eBook to learn:

• The guiding principles of Zero Trust.
• Microsoft 365 solutions that provide a strong foundation for identity management.
• Requirements for implementing strong identity for a Zero Trust model.