Core4ce delivers tailored Zero Trust cybersecurity assessments designed specifically for the Department of Defense. Our collaborative approach enables stress testing and validation of Zero Trust implementations in partnership with network owners.
Leveraging dynamic, threat-based assessments, our experienced engineers combine vulnerability identification with quantitative analysis to align with a strict acceptance criterion.
We conduct proactive threat simulation in collaboration with local network defenders and security personnel to create an agile find and fix methodology.
Simulation is conducted using controlled adversarial activities (penetration testing) to evaluate how Zero Trust principles hold up against lateral movement, data exfiltration, and insider threats.
We evaluate organizations’ alignment with Zero Trust principles, identifying areas for improvement across identity management, data protection, and monitoring, while validating current organizational Zero Trust implementations from a third-party perspective.
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Zero Trust assessments require the knowledge and use of all cybersecurity methodologies and techniques used by the typical team colors (Red, Blue, Purple, etc.) as well as on-the-fly creativity by the assessors. Core4ce leverages two decades of experience pioneering the DoD’s Measures of Performance (MOP) and Measurements of Effectiveness (MOE) schema that is now used as part of the Zero Trust acceptance criteria. Through the DoD CIO PfMO Zero Trust office, our team conducts comprehensive assessments across customer portfolios to evaluate compliance and identify gaps. Our testing is conducted using an adversarial mindset, leveraging experienced application security and penetration testers to manually evaluate individual Zero Trust controls. Our experts combine Red Team know-how with a strong aptitude for Purple Team collaboration, and we were the first DoD CIO Zero Trust commercially based Red Team.