Zero Trust Recommendations

Actionable recommendations to apply zero trust principles across the systems and people that touch personal data.

Trust Nothing by Default

Most personal data exposure comes from access that was granted once and never revisited. These recommendations target exactly that.

Least-Privilege Findings

Identify accounts and roles holding more access to personal data than their function requires.

Standing Access Review

Highlight permanent privileges that would be safer as time-bound, approved elevation.

Segmentation Advice

Point out where sensitive data stores sit on flat networks with unnecessary reachability.

Dormant Account Detection

Surface unused accounts and stale service credentials that still hold live data access.

Prioritised by Exposure

Rank recommendations by the sensitivity and volume of the data behind each weakness.

Actionable Remediation

Each finding comes with a concrete change, an owner and a way to confirm it was applied.

How Zero Trust Recommendations Work

1

Map Access to Data

Connect identity and permission data to the systems that hold personal data and their sensitivity.

2

Find the Gaps

Compare current access against least-privilege expectations and flag every excess or dormant grant.

3

Fix and Re-Check

Assign each recommendation, apply the change and re-run the analysis to confirm the gap is closed.

Shrink the Blast Radius

Cut standing access to personal data down to what each role actually needs, with findings ranked by real exposure.