Shared Slack Channel: This is where we update and discuss the work.
Weekly Syncs: Discuss our progress, blockers, and plan the next steps with a weekly cycle.
Weekly Sync Summary: After every sync we send a summary of everything discussed.
Progress Updates: As we work, we update on progress and discuss the next steps with you.
Ad-hoc Calls: When we a video call works better than a chat, we hop on a call together.
Free Architect Capacity: You occasionally get one of our DevOps Architects for free consultations.
Using a Zero Trust Solution requires an organized process that starts with mapping your existing system, and planning a solution that fits your existing infrastructure, configurations, development interfaces, and compliance requirements.
Check out these questions to help you decide if it's the right time for you to use the services of a Zero Trust Consulting Services & Solutions company
There's an ever-increasing number of Zero Trust tools, and not enough Software Engineers experienced with implementing Zero Trust solutions - That's where our experts come in.
You need good reasons to choose a Zero Trust Consulting Services provider, these are ours
Because MeteorOps hired 7 DevOps Engineers for every 1,000 engineers vetted.
By getting a detailed work plan crafted before the Zero Trust Implementation Expert starts work.
With an architect from the team joining discussions, consulting you, and reviewing the work.
Using our completely flexible capacity.
Make sure your Zero Trust solution is implemented by a generalist that built simple solutions to complex challenges before
Your company needs an expert that knows more than just Zero Trust, and these are some of the technologies our team is knowledgable with
Make sure your Zero Trust solution is implemented by a generalist that built simple solutions to complex challenges before
Zero Trust is a security concept and framework that advocates for a more stringent approach to information security by assuming that threats can originate both outside and inside an organization. Rather than relying on traditional perimeter defenses, like firewalls, to trust anything within the network, Zero Trust operates under the "never trust, always verify" principle. This means that every access request, regardless of where it's coming from, must be authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated before access is granted.
These are the principles that characterize a Zero Trust solution: