Security Approach & Vision

Securing digital transformation requires Zero Trust

Organizations are embracing digital transformation to manage continuous business environment changes such as Shifting business models and partnerships, technology trends, or regulatory, geopolitical, and cultural forces.

Our vision for security is implementing a Zero Trust approach to alleviate these challenges and enable the new normal of working anywhere, with anyone, at any time. It is the essential security strategy for today’s reality.

At Plain Concepts, we cover all the steps needed to help processes in companies, and we do it through many kinds of Offerings: Workshops that allow a first approach, Assessments for each of the Zero Trust areas, and Pilot Projects to develop a strategy to improve any company’s security.

Discover an actionable framework to help guide you through each phase of your own Zero Trust journey. We provide the guidance, best practices, resources, and tools to help you drive your own Zero Trust security implementation.

Zero Trust is a proactive, integrated approach to security across all layers of the digital estate that explicitly and continuously verifies every transaction, asserts least privilege, and relies on intelligence, advanced detection, and real-time response to threats.

Our approach

Identity

Zero Trust starts with identity, verifying that only people, devices and processes that were granted access to your resources can access them.
Endpoints

Next comes assessing the security compliance of device endpoints – the hardware accessing your data – including the IoT systems on the edge.
Applications

This oversight applies to your applications too, whether local or in the Cloud, as the software-level entry points to your information.
Network

Next, there are protections at the network layer for access to resources – especially those within your corporate perimeter.
Infrastructure

Followed by the infrastructure hosting your data on-premises and in the cloud. This can be physical or virtual, including containers and micro-services and the underlying operating systems and firmware.
Data

And finally, protection of the data itself across your files and content, as well as structured and unstructured data wherever it resides.

We help you deploy a robust and secure data strategy!

At Plain Concepts, we have the expertise and resources to cover your needs across all security layers. Moving to a Zero Trust security model doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing. We recommend using a phased approach, closing the most exploitable vulnerabilities first.

Thousands of organizations evolve their Zero Trust deployments to respond to transitions to remote and hybrid work in parallel with the growing intensity and sophistication of cyberattacks.

Discover our customized workshops

Defend Against Threats with the SIEM Plus XDR Workshop

Enable immediate threat visibility into email, identity, and data, and discover how Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft 365 Defender can help you use intelligent security analytics.

Mitigate Compliance and Privacy Risks

Discover how Microsoft Purview helps you detect, investigate and take action to mitigate risk and ensure compliance in your modern workplace.

Protect and Govern Sensitive Data

Understand and mitigate hidden privacy and regulatory risks in your own environment with Microsoft Purview.

Secure Multi-Cloud Environments

Identify current and ongoing risks to your cloud environment and define next steps to accelerate your security journey.

Secure Identities and Access Workshop

Find and mitigate identity risks and protect your organization with a seamless identity solution.

Zero Trust & Identity Maturity Status Workshop

Assess the maturity of your identity assets and understand the Zero Trust architecture aligned with your needs.

Certifications, Regulations and Standars

The ISO is an independent nongovernmental organization and the world’s largest developer of voluntary international standards. The IEC is the world’s leading organization for preparing and publishing international standards for electrical, electronic, and related technologies.

The Spain Esquema Nacional de Seguridad (ENS) is a national security framework that applies to all public organizations and government agencies in Spain that purchase cloud services, as well as to providers of information and communications technologies (ICT)

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a comprehensive data protection law that regulates the use of personal data of EU residents and provides individuals rights to exercise control over their data.

SOC

FedRAMP

PCI

CSA Star

Australia IRAP

Singapore MTCS