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Enhance Domain Controller security and safeguard RPC operations from unauthorized access with RPC Firewall – all with zero downtime.| zeronetworks.com
Leave hackers stranded. Segment identities and protect service accounts. Restrict logon rights to needs and block lateral movement with identity segmentation.| zeronetworks.com
Admin and privileged service accounts are prime targets for attackers, as compromising them provides access to the organization’s most sensitive servers. While the principle of least privilege aims to limit these risks, it is difficult to implement due to the manual, lengthy, and complex process of governing access rights. This results in broad logon permissions, leading to threats like data breaches, malware, and ransomware.| zeronetworks.com
Learn how to protect against ransomware by fixing common network weaknesses. Explore best practices for breach containment, Zero Trust, and real-time prevention.| zeronetworks.com
Discover 10 common lateral movement techniques used in cyberattacks and learn how to stop them in real time with strategies like identity controls and microsegmentation.| zeronetworks.com
What is lateral movement, and how can you stop it? Explore causes, real-world examples, and modern strategies for proactive cyber defense.| zeronetworks.com
Apply least privilege to admin accounts and protect logons with just-in-time MFA, blocking lateral movement and reducing excessive permissions.| zeronetworks.com
Prevent privileged account abuse with Identity Segmentation. Limit admin & service account access to essential assets & logon types without operational impact.| zeronetworks.com
Even before we started Zero, we understood that certain ports should never be statically open. Ports such as RDP, SSH, WMI, RPC, WINRM and more are just too dangerous, and are all too common targets for attack campaigns used to spread ransomware. We thought, if we can keep ports closed and only open them after strong multi-factor authentication (MFA), then attackers will have virtually nowhere to go – no ability to move laterally. This became the foundation of our network segmentation solut...| zeronetworks.com