Stop Ransomware Before It Spreads with Containment That’s Built-In, Not Bolted-On
Build a containment layer that proactively locks down traditional and AI-driven lateral movement, limiting how far an attack can spread so incidents stay contained and uptime is maintained.
Contain Ransomware. Don’t Chase It.
Modern attacks move too fast for traditional detection and response. When ransomware spreads at machine speed, attackers can move laterally and disrupt operations before the first alert ever fires. The only reliable solution: containment.
Stop attacks before they threaten business continuity.
Close lateral movement paths by default with automated, identity-driven microsegmentation – so if ransomware gets in, the network architecture limits the damage rather than relying on human response speed.
Built-in containment, not after-the-breach response
Blast radius is constrained by default, so a single compromised system can't cascade into enterprise-wide disruption.
The business stays running
With architectural containment, critical systems stay protected and available even during an active incident.
Meet RTO commitments
A smaller blast radius means faster, more predictable recovery. RTO commitments go from aspirational to reliable.
Zero To the Rescue
3 Steps, 30 Days: Build a Containment Architecture
Shrink your blast radius, automatically stop the spread of every attack, and make uptime nonnegotiable. Here’s how it works.
Learning
Zero Networks learns all network connections over a period of 30 days and creates deterministic, highly accurate firewall rules and policies for each asset.
Segmenting
Policies are centrally applied on all host-based firewalls, allowing only necessary traffic – and blocking everything else by default.
MFA on Privileged Pathways
Zero applies MFA before privileged internal connections are allowed. Admin ports and critical systems stay closed by default, then open just-in-time after verification – so stolen credentials cannot be reused to move laterally.
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