Zero Trust
Starter Package
Device compliance integrated with Conditional Access for zero-trust enforcement. Trust nothing, verify everything—implemented practically for your organization.
Never trust, always verify
Zero trust is a security framework that requires all users to be authenticated and continuously validated.
Verify Explicitly
Always authenticate and authorize based on all available data points—identity, device, location, and more.
Least Privilege
Limit user access with just-in-time and just-enough-access (JIT/JEA) to minimize blast radius.
Assume Breach
Minimize blast radius and segment access. Verify end-to-end encryption and use analytics to detect threats.
Complete zero trust foundation
Everything you need to implement device-based conditional access.
Compliance Policies
Device compliance rules for Windows, iOS, and Android that define what 'healthy' means.
Conditional Access Integration
CA policies that require device compliance before granting access to corporate resources.
Device Health Attestation
Windows health attestation to verify boot integrity and security features.
Rollout Plan
Phased deployment strategy that doesn't lock users out or break productivity.
User Communication
End-user guidance and self-remediation instructions for compliance issues.
Admin Runbook
Troubleshooting guide and escalation procedures for your IT team.
Safe path to zero trust
A proven approach that delivers security without disruption.
Requirements & Design
Define what 'compliant' means for your organization and design policies that balance security with usability.
Compliance Policy Build
Create compliance policies for each device platform with appropriate grace periods and actions.
Conditional Access Setup
Configure CA policies that enforce compliance requirements for access to M365 and other apps.
Pilot Deployment
Test with a pilot group, gather feedback, and refine policies before wider rollout.
Production Rollout
Phased deployment to production with monitoring, support, and final documentation.
Transparent, fixed pricing
No surprises. Know exactly what you're getting and what it costs.
Zero Trust Starter Package
Device compliance + Conditional Access for zero-trust access control
What's included:
- Compliance policies (Windows, iOS, Android)
- Conditional Access policy set
- Device health attestation (Windows)
- Grace period configuration
- Non-compliance actions
- Pilot group deployment
- User communication templates
- Admin troubleshooting runbook
- 14-day post-deployment support
Optional add-ons:
- App protection policies (MAM) +$1,500
- Risk-based Conditional Access +$2,000
- Named locations & trusted networks +$500
- Extended rollout support +$1,000
Free consultation included. No commitment required.
Zero trust success stories
See how organizations implemented zero trust without disruption.
"The phased rollout was key. We went from 'no compliance' to 'full enforcement' without a single help desk ticket from locked-out users."
"Finally, our security team can prove that every device accessing corporate data meets our standards. Audit passed with flying colors."
"Users actually appreciate knowing their device is secure. The self-remediation messages mean they fix issues before IT even knows."
Common questions
Everything you need to know about zero trust implementation.
What's the difference between device compliance and Conditional Access?
Compliance policies define what makes a device 'healthy' (encrypted, updated, etc.). Conditional Access enforces those requirements—blocking access if the device isn't compliant. Together, they create zero-trust access control.
Will this lock out our users?
We use grace periods, staged rollouts, and report-only mode to ensure users have time to remediate issues. The goal is security without productivity disruption.
What happens when a device is non-compliant?
Users see a clear message explaining what's wrong and how to fix it. We configure self-remediation paths so users can resolve common issues themselves. IT only gets involved for complex cases.
Do we need Intune already deployed?
Basic Intune enrollment is required for compliance policies to work. If you don't have Intune, we recommend our Intune Baseline Implementation first, or we can bundle both projects.
What about BYOD devices?
For personal devices, we typically use App Protection Policies (MAM) instead of full device compliance. This protects corporate data without requiring personal device enrollment.
How does this work with existing Conditional Access?
We audit your existing CA policies first and integrate compliance requirements into your current setup. No need to start from scratch.
Ready for zero trust?
Get a free consultation and see how we can implement zero trust for your organization.