A written assessment
We review identity, devices, network, applications, data and physical security, and hand you the findings in writing, ranked by risk.
Zero Trust
Zero Trust security assessment and design
Zero Trust security, designed for how you actually work.
Short answerYourColo, a managed IT and security provider in New Albany, Ohio, runs Zero Trust assessments that check identity, devices, network, applications, data and physical security, then delivers a written plan that ranks the gaps by risk and cost.
Users work from anywhere, applications live in the cloud and cameras share switches with laptops. A Zero Trust design replaces the old idea of a safe inside network with one rule: verify every request, every time, and grant only what is needed. YourColo assesses where you stand, designs the architecture and builds it.
What you get
What a Zero Trust design covers
Identity first
Single sign-on and phishing-resistant multi-factor login become the front door to every application.
Device trust
Only healthy, managed devices reach company data. A device that is unpatched or unprotected is stopped before it gets in.
Segmentation
The network is divided so one compromised laptop or camera cannot reach everything else.
Brokered access
Applications are delivered through Citrix, with no VPN and no ports exposed to the internet.
The physical layer
Doors, cameras and alarms are tied to the same identities, so when access ends, it ends everywhere at once.
Who this is for
Built for organizations like yours
- Organizations moving to cloud applications and remote work that still rely on a VPN and a flat internal network
- Businesses facing a cyber insurance renewal or a customer questionnaire that asks about multi-factor login and segmentation
- Government and regulated organizations that need to show who can reach what, and why
- Teams that already own security tools but have never seen how they fit together
Why YourColo
Why YourColo is qualified
- The assessment covers physical security as well as digital, because doors and cameras are part of the attack surface
- The team that writes the plan also deploys and monitors it, so recommendations come from people who will live with them
- Technical leadership with experience in every era of business IT since the 1970s
- Built on platforms we deploy every day: Okta, Duo, Microsoft, SentinelOne, Citrix and Verkada
How it works
Designed, deployed and monitored by the same team.
The people who design it also install it and watch it. There is one number to call and no finger pointing.
Get a Free Zero Trust Assessment- 01 · Assess
Find the gaps, in writing
A free review of where you stand today, with findings ranked by risk.
- 02 · Design
Build security in from the start
An architecture that fits how you work, on platforms your team already knows, with a plan you can budget for.
- 03 · Deploy
Install, configure, commission
Every control is tested before we hand it over. Installed is not the same as commissioned.
- 04 · Monitor
Watch it, 24x7x365
Our SOC and RMM team watch every layer once it is live.
Platforms
Built on platforms we deploy and run every day.
Client story
How this works in practice.
Client names are kept private. Ask us and we will walk you through the details.
GOVCounty government
Mission-critical county services, available anywhere and secured by identity.
- Challenge
- A county government needed its mission-critical services to be available to staff remotely, without putting those systems or the data in them at risk.
- Requirements
- Remote access to mission-critical applications for authorized staff, a verified sign-in for every session, and applications and data kept on infrastructure the county controls.
- Solution
- YourColo designed and deployed Citrix on Nutanix infrastructure to deliver the county's applications and desktops as secure remote sessions, with Okta as the identity platform for single sign-on and multi-factor login.
- Outcome
- Authorized staff reach the services they need from wherever they work, every sign-in is verified by Okta, and the applications and data stay on infrastructure the county controls.
Questions
Common questions
What is Zero Trust?
A security model that assumes no user, device or network is trustworthy by default. Every request is checked against identity, device health and policy before access is granted, and only for as long as it is needed.
Do we have to replace what we already have?
Usually not. Most organizations already own parts of a Zero Trust stack, such as Microsoft 365 or a firewall. The assessment shows what you can build on and where the real gaps are.
What does the assessment cost?
Nothing. It is free and carries no obligation to buy anything.
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Get your free Zero Trust assessment.
We review your environment and hand you the findings in writing. No charge, and no obligation to buy anything.