A company has recently shifted to a zero-trust model and is facing challenges with its legacy network infrastructure, which was not designed for such a model. The company is particularly concerned about the security of its network as it accommodates a growing number of remote users and IoT devices. What solution could help them create role-based access policies and ensure continuous, closed-loop security across their network?
The Zero Trust framework dictates that 'trust' is never granted implicitly but is instead based on identity and context. ClearPass provides this by moving security away from static IP/VLAN-based rules to Dynamic Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). By integrating profiling (to identify what the device is) with authentication (to identify who the user is), ClearPass assigns a 'Role.' This role stays with the user/device regardless of where or how they connect, ensuring a consistent security posture across legacy and modern infrastructure.
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