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SOLUTION/ NIST SPECIAL PUBLICATION 1800-35

NIST selects Radiant Logic for Zero Trust capability

Trusted identity data is the basis of all security decisions in a Zero Trust Architecture.

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Challenge

Do you know where to start on your Zero Trust journey?

The Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) model is the gold standard for cybersecurity—but how do you get there when your identity infrastructure is complex?

  • There’s no single ZTA product, or “one size fits all” solution
  • Sizable organizations face extreme identity data complexity and fragmentation
  • A unified source of identity is difficult to deliver, hindering Zero Trust initiatives
  • What’s needed is an identity data foundation enabling ZTA components to work in unison
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Benefits

Start Zero Trusting today–no rip and replace required

RadiantOne builds the identity data foundation that unifies dispersed identities across on-prem, legacy, and cloud systems to protect resources, enhance user experience, and reduce integration burdens.

  1. Accelerate the ZTA journey with an Identity Data Fabric—unify and deliver identity data quickly
  2. Solve the major roadblock to ZTA—identity sprawl
  3. Eliminate the requirement for costly, customized identity integrations between ZTA components
  4. Simplify the flow of identity data across key solutions with standards-based connectivity
  5. Build the authoritative identity source for enforcing fine-grained, least-privileged access control

NIST Recommendation: A Foundation for Zero Trust

NIST’s guide establishes Radiant as a fundamental building block when designing a Zero Trust Architecture. See how Radiant delivers the single source of identity data for all identity-related decisioning processes.

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Platform

Trusted, accessible identity data is the key to ZTA

RadiantOne turns identity data into a strategic asset that powers Zero Trust Architectures.

Integrate identity across all stores and build context-driven data views

The process for intelligently integrating identity and designing complete, contextual views is built into the Federated Identity module. Wizards help you to design views of data from a variety of sources, making unification a straightforward point-and-click flow.

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Be sure your identity stays in perfect sync

You can’t comply successfully using out-dated data. So keep it up-to-the-second fresh with our bi-directional sync engine.

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Keep your identity data fresh no matter the source or the destination

Push and pull identity data across consuming applications and existing identity stores to reduce confusion and keep things clean.

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Resources

Dive into our collection of NIST Zero Trust resources

Learn why RadiantOne is the unified identity foundation for ZTA.

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PRESS RELEASE

Radiant Logic Included in NIST NCCoE Latest Zero Trust Architecture Special Publication

Radiant Logic’s Master User Record continues to be positioned as an integral part of the Zero Trust Architecture recommendations from NIST NCCoE.

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Solution Summary

NIST Recommendation: A Foundation for Zero Trust

Learn about Radiant Logic’s role in NIST’s Cybersecurity Practice Guide for Zero Trust Architecture.

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NIST Special Publication

NIST Special Publication 1800-35B

NIST provides an example implementation of Zero Trust in this Cybersecurity Practice Guide.

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RadiantOne is the essential starting point for implementing Zero Trust Architecture.

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