Assurance · Zero Trust Foundation

Your perimeter is gone. Trust nothing. Verify everything.

Zero Trust architecture assessment and implementation roadmap for organisations with distributed workforces, hybrid cloud, and regulated data. Convergent evaluates your current posture against the NIST SP 800-207 Zero Trust maturity model and builds a practical path to least-privilege access across your environment.

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NIST 800-207

Zero Trust maturity model

Identity-first

Access architecture

Phased

Implementation roadmap

Five pillars of Zero Trust

What gets assessed and where the architecture gaps are.

Zero Trust is not a product — it’s an architecture. Convergent assesses your environment against the five pillars of the NIST Zero Trust model, identifying where implicit trust exists today and building a prioritised roadmap to eliminate it.

Pillar 01

Identity

Assessing identity governance, MFA coverage, privileged access management, and service account hygiene. Identity is the new perimeter — weak identity controls are the most common Zero Trust failure point.

Pillar 02

Devices

Device trust posture, MDM coverage, endpoint health checks, and BYOD policy. Assessing whether access decisions consider device compliance state alongside user identity.

Pillar 03

Networks

Microsegmentation, lateral movement controls, east-west traffic inspection, and software-defined perimeter. Identifying where flat network architecture enables unrestricted internal access.

Pillar 04

Applications & Workloads

Application access controls, service-to-service authentication, workload identity, and cloud-native security posture. Assessing whether applications enforce least-privilege access independently of network location.

Pillar 05

Data

Data classification, access governance, DLP controls, and encryption at rest and in transit. Ensuring data access is granted based on verified need, not network location or broad role assignment.

By industry

Zero Trust looks different in every regulated environment.

The architecture principles are universal. The implementation priorities vary significantly by sector, regulatory requirement, and the types of data and access patterns Convergent sees in each vertical.

Media & Entertainment

Content access segmentation for distributed production teams

Vendor and contractor access governance for studio pipelines

Preventing content leakage between concurrent productions

TPN-aligned access controls for MPA compliance

Financial Services

NYDFS Part 500 privileged access management requirements

Reducing insider threat risk in trading and custody environments

GLBA Safeguards Rule access control alignment

PCI DSS cardholder data environment segmentation

Government & Education

CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model alignment

CJIS access control requirements for law enforcement data

FERPA-compliant student data access governance

Remote workforce access security for distributed government teams

Healthcare

HIPAA minimum necessary access principle implementation

Clinical device trust and IoMT network segmentation

EHR access governance and PHI data classification

Zero Trust as a HIPAA reasonable safeguard framework

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Build access controls your environment can actually enforce.

Zero Trust assessments begin with a scoping conversation to understand your current architecture, your regulatory environment, and where implicit trust is creating the most risk. The roadmap that follows is phased to fit your budget and timeline.

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