Want to embrace Zero Trust? Don´t forget your corporate IT devices!
To truly achieve zero-trust security, organizations must extend trusted identity management for their corporate devices too.
With Nexus GO Workplace organizations can easily issue trusted identities for all their corporate devices without having to worry about overhead set-up costs.

Why is Zero Trust important?
The Zero Trust approach requires that every authorized user, device, or application be assigned a verifiable digital identity. This digital identity must be validated using appropriate security mechanisms before gaining access to protected corporate information.
Implementing Zero Trust improves data security, reduces the risk of breaches, enhances compliance adherence, increases visibility into network activities, and protects organizations against insider threats.
Trusted device identities made easy
With Nexus Smart ID, organizations can automate enterprise PKI certificate provisioning for both domain endpoints, such as machines and servers, and non-domain endpoints, such as dev ops servers, mobile devices, and networking devices.
Each certificate is a unique device identity that can be leveraged throughout the device's lifecycle for trusted device identification and authentication, thus maintaining data confidentiality, data integrity, and encrypted device communication.

How does it work?
With GO Workplace, you can quickly deploy a scalable service to easily issue and manage trusted identities and crede with ready-to-use workflows, automation, and self-service.
GO Workplace is a cloud-based service that simplifies the issuance and lifecycle management of trusted PKI-based identities and credentials without administrative overheads.
During the on-boarding process, a customer-specific certificate authority (CA) is deployed in Nexus secure cloud. The issuance of the identities is handled automatically through API integration and manually by the user through the web portal.
9 steps to securing your workplace devices
Many organizations want to implement a Zero Trust strategy. With that, a new approach to security is needed for both identities and things.
In this guide, you will learn how to secure workplace devices in your organization while avoiding the pitfalls and how to set up a scalable and flexible solution that works today and in the future.
