Mapping BeyondTrust Capabilities to NIST Zero Trust (SP 800-207)

Learn How to Achieve NIST-Approved Zero Trust

Recently, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released Planning for a Zero Trust Architecture: A Planning Guide for Federal Administrators, which provides additional guidance for IT administrators planning, developing, and implementing their Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA). This guidance includes architecture that can be used to map out solutions and gaps.

As a leader in Privileged Access Management (PAM) and Identity Security, BeyondTrust’s solutions are sought by agencies and enterprises seeking to implement and mature their zero trust capabilities. To simplify the research process, this document has been assembled to further explore NIST Zero Trust guidance and directly map capabilities outlined in the guidance to BeyondTrust solutions.

Download this guide to learn more about:

• How NIST SP 800-207 defines zero trust, and other key concepts
• Why PAM is essential to enabling a zero trust architecture (ZTA)
  
• How BeyondTrust solutions map to and enable the 7 core tenets of the NIST zero trust model
• How common PAM use cases enable the core tenets of the NIST zero trust model
• And more