Move from implicit trust to verified access
A fixed-fee project that designs your zero trust architecture and implements the first-phase identity, device and access controls.
$5,000
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Who this is for
Organizations still relying on flat networks, shared VPN access or broad admin rights that want a practical, vendor-neutral zero trust design and a first phase delivered.
What’s included
- Current-state review of identities, devices, applications and network access paths
- Zero trust target architecture and phased roadmap
- Identity controls: MFA, conditional access policies and admin role clean-up
- Device posture requirements for access to sensitive applications
- Least-privilege access policies for priority applications
- Network segmentation plan for critical systems
- Architecture documentation and admin runbook
How it works
- Kickoff call: confirm scope and priority applications
- Design: target architecture and phased roadmap
- Implement: first-phase identity, device and access controls
- Handover: documentation, runbook and next-phase plan
Questions
Timeline?
Typically 3–5 weeks from kickoff.
Is this tied to one vendor?
No. The architecture is vendor-neutral and built around the identity and network tools you already use where they fit.
What happens after the first phase?
The handover includes a next-phase plan, so you can continue rolling out zero trust controls on your own timeline or with our help.
Zero Trust Architecture Build
$5,000
Start the build — $5,000 Request a proposal
Secure checkout by Stripe. The $5,000 one-time payment covers the scope described on this page; scope is confirmed in writing on your kickoff call before work begins. Not sure it fits? Request a proposal instead and we will reply within one business day.