Solvera Zero Trust

What it is

Solvera Zero Trust is application control. Instead of trying to catch every bad program, it starts from a list of the software your business uses and blocks anything not on it. Approved programs can also be limited in what they can reach.

Why it matters for your business

Most malware is a program running on a computer without permission. If unknown programs cannot run, a large share of attacks stop there, including new ones no antivirus has seen yet. It also keeps random downloads and unlicensed software off company machines.

How it works

1. We install Zero Trust in learning mode and record the software your team already uses.
2. We review that list with you and approve what belongs.
3. We switch to protection mode. Approved software runs normally and anything else is blocked.
4. If someone needs a new program, they send a request from the pop-up and our team reviews it.
5. We limit high-risk tools, like scripting tools, so they only do what your business needs.

How it protects your business

• Blocks unknown programs and ransomware from running
• Stops staff from installing unapproved software
• Limits what approved apps can reach on the network and in your files
• Can block or control USB drives
• Gives you a clear list of the software in use
• Supports audit questions about controlling software on company devices

Where it fits in the Solvera Shield

Solvera Zero Trust is the Apps layer, number 5 of 9 in the Solvera Shield. It works alongside the other layers, so if one misses something, the next one is there. It is included in every Solvera plan. See plans and pricing.