Security Advisory
DXC helps organizations develop strategic plans to implement a custom zero trust approach.
Zero trust is a comprehensive security approach that replaces implicit trust with continuous risk assessment based on identity and context. DXC helps organizations adopt a zero trust model through strategy, planning, preparation, transformation and operational management of key security domains such as identity, devices, applications, workloads and data. Get started on your zero trust journey by going through our zero trust checklist.
DXC helps organizations develop strategic plans to implement a custom zero trust approach.
Never trust, always verify to connect people and machines securely. Enable people to operate from anywhere, on any device or channel, without compromising enterprise security or regulatory compliance.
DXC provides 24x7 monitoring of zero trust components, combining feeds from other tools and corporate IT services with information from endpoints and infrastructure. Warnings of suspicious activity are fed back to enable real-time action.
DXC’s ZTNA solutions harness the power of our strategic partnerships with industry leaders like Zscaler and Palo Alto Networks to provide comprehensive protection.
DXC Zero Trust Segmentation capabilities provide robust application and infrastructure isolation.
Enable people, applications and machines to verify their digital identities and securely and accountably access data and services.
Ensure secure communication, establish trust and streamline regulatory compliance with centralized management of digital identities, encryption keys and certificates.
Enforce continuous and adaptive authentication, no matter who or what is accessing your data, wherever that data is stored.
Enforce dynamic authorization at all times, basing access decisions on multiple factors including identity, location, device health and behavioral anomalies.
Grant only the minimum necessary privileges to resources, replacing broad network access with precise, controlled permissions.
Operate under the assumption that a breach has occurred. Adopt a "never trust, always verify" mindset and implement strong network segmentation to limit potential lateral movement.
Identify and mitigate risks proactively, enhancing overall cybersecurity resilience.
Think of zero trust as a watchful security guard who meticulously and repeatedly checks your credentials before granting you entrance to the office building where you work.
DXC secures internet and SaaS access for 130,000+ global users and powers operational efficiency with the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange.
The number of digital identity verification checks was expected to surpass 70 billion last year. And no wonder. Digital identity has become crucial in safeguarding user security.
Technological innovation is reshaping the world faster than ever: Workers, data and applications are everywhere. As companies’ attack surfaces grow in size and complexity, their vulnerability increases.
Sadly, we’re unlikely to see any organization become breach-proof anytime soon — if ever. The key to managing the risk of cyber threats: Be ready for them.
DXC named as a Leader in 2024 NelsonHall NEAT vendor evaluation for Cyber Resiliency Services
DXC recognized as a top IAM systems integrator in North America by KuppingerCole Analysts
DXC recognized as an IAM System Integrators leader for Europe by KuppingerCole Analysts
DXC delivers zero trust solutions alongside leading partners and key collaborators
Implementing a zero trust security model can be challenging. As a first step to get you started on your zero trust journey, refer to the checklist provided below. You can contact the DXC security team to explore how DXC can help you on that journey.
Avoid fragmenting workstreams to prevent project disturbance and delay, and proceed in stages to ensure availability of funds and resources.
Reduce the attack surface and protect digital assets for both on-premises and cloud deployments, across all major operating systems.
Rapidly detect and respond to threats at the device level with a multi-layered approach.
Gain more granular control over traffic and applications, preventing malicious actors or software from crossing device and component boundaries.
Don’t undermine the overall security posture at the user, application or workload levels.
Adapt your data protection strategies to span your entire data infrastructure and support all data types.