How Do Hackers Attack?
Traditional credentials are easily compromised, becoming the largest vulnerability in enterprise security. Hackers use stolen accounts to infiltrate internal networks, bypass defenses, and strike unprotected core hosts—encrypting files and paralyzing systems.
Credential Theft
Hackers steal login IDs and passwords via phishing or brute force.
Privilege Escalation & Infiltration
Once inside, they escalate privileges and bypass detection to launch internal attacks.
Data Destruction
They sabotage or encrypt host files and systematically delete backup data to prevent recovery.
How Do We Defend ?
TrustONE builds a Zero Trust Defense-in-Depth through multi-factor authentication, unauthorized access prevention, and host security hardening. This multi-layered approach effectively intercepts intrusions and secures critical systems and data.
MFA Identity Authentication
Strong security via OTP (One-Time Password) and FIDO standards.
TrustGate Access Control
Enforcing granular, least-privilege access to prevent unauthorized movement.
Stealth Host Protection
Cloaking core host files to ensure they remain invisible to attackers.