Identity & Access
Controlled. Enforced. Verified.
Access is where control is established or lost. Users connect across locations, devices, and networks. When based on identity alone, access is assumed, not verified.
UmbrellaNET enforces access on identity and device state, ensuring only verified users on controlled devices interact with your systems.
Access Is Not Assumed
Identity. Device. Conditions.
Access is not granted based on credentials alone.
UmbrellaNET defines how access is enforced across your systems, combining identity, device state, and contextual conditions to determine whether access is allowed.
Users must meet defined requirements. Devices must meet defined standards. Conditions such as location, behaviour, and risk are evaluated before access is granted.
This ensures access is verified, not assumed, and controlled before systems are exposed.
Where Access Breaks Down
Unverified. Unrestricted. Exposed.
Most environments rely on identity alone.
Passwords are reused. Sessions persist. Devices are not verified. Access is granted without confirming whether the user or the device should be trusted.
Over time, access expands beyond what is controlled. Users retain access they no longer need. Devices fall outside of policy. Visibility is reduced.
When something happens, access has already been granted and movement has already begun.
This is where risk enters the environment.
Control Access Before It’s Granted
If access is not verified, it is exposed.
UmbrellaNET enforces access before systems are reached, ensuring identity, device state, and conditions are validated before access is allowed.
This is where access stops being assumed and is verified before it is allowed.
Access Defined and Enforced
SSO. MFA. Conditional Access.
Access is centralised, defined, and enforced.
Single sign-on removes fragmented access points and brings control into one place. Multi-factor authentication ensures identity is verified beyond credentials. Conditional access evaluates device state, location, and risk before allowing access.
Access is not static. It is evaluated continuously, ensuring users operate within defined conditions at all times.
This is how access is controlled across systems, not left to individual applications or inconsistent policy.
Identity and Device Work Together
Verified. Compliant. Trusted.
Identity alone is not enough.
UmbrellaNET enforces access based on both identity and device state. A valid user on an unmanaged or non-compliant device does not receive access.
Devices must meet defined standards. Identity must be verified. Both must align before access is granted.
This ensures access is only available to users operating within controlled conditions, not assumed trust.
Identity and Device Work Together
Verified. Compliant. Trusted.
Identity alone is not enough.
UmbrellaNET enforces access based on both identity and device state. A valid user on an unmanaged or non-compliant device does not receive access.
Devices must meet defined standards. Identity must be verified. Both must align before access is granted.
This ensures access is only available to users operating within controlled conditions, not assumed trust.
Zero Trust Applied
Restricted. Evaluated. Controlled.
Access is not granted by default.
Every request is evaluated. Every session is controlled. Trust is not assumed based on network, location, or prior access.
Movement across systems is restricted. Access is limited to what is required. Activity is monitored and controlled within defined boundaries.
This prevents access from expanding beyond control and limits how risk moves through your systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Access Control, Not Assumed Trust
UmbrellaNET delivers identity and access control that is enforced, not assumed, and not left to users or inconsistent policies.
Access is based on verified identity, compliant devices, and defined conditions, ensuring systems are not exposed to uncontrolled access.
This is not identity alone or access applied after the fact. It is controlled access, enforced at the point where it matters.
