Zero trust data centric protection
Zero Trust Data is Trusted Data
Can you protect your data when it leaves your network?
Zero Trust is a new security model being mandated by the US government for DoD and Federal agencies and Mission Critical industries. The heart of the Zero-Trust Data Architecture (ZTDA) is that all users and devices attaching to networked resources are authenticated and authorized (for example - a mobile phone connecting to a cloud-based app).
XQ is the first company to extend the Zero Trust Architecture for data protection. XQ encrypted data is wrapped with meta-tags that resolve to a Policy Control Point where identity and authorization records are kept. XQ ensures that stolen data cannot be read as the hacker would not have the correct identity nor authorization or they are in the wrong geo-location.
Zero-Trust Fundamentals
Zero Trust protects client personally identifiable information by verifying the identity of the endpoint user, employing constant verification and crypto-agile, quantum-resistant encryption along with real-time logging and notifications while never having the client data.
XQ Zero-trust Upgrade
XQ enables software developers and solution providers to integrate Zero Trust Data into their applications. XQ has developed a library of software agents to support a range of platforms from mobile phones and connected sensors to cloud computers. XQ encrypts data and wraps it with meta-tags to ensure only authenticated and authorized systems have access.
XQ does not stop data exfiltration attacks but it does make sure the stolen data is worthless. Regulated enterprises and SMART Cities can set policies only to provide encryption keys to authorized software programs operating in specific IP locations like a specific data lake.