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Never trust, always verify. Archiet generates zero trust architectures with identity-based access controls, micro-segmentation, continuous verification, and least-privilege defaults — mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and NIST 800-207.
Zero trust is not a product — it is an architecture pattern. The core principles: verify explicitly (authenticate and authorise every request), use least-privilege access (minimum permissions needed), and assume breach (design as if the network is already compromised). Archiet models these as ArchiMate security elements: IdentityProvider, PolicyEngine, MicroSegmentationGateway, and ContinuousVerificationService.
Every API request is authenticated (JWT with short expiry) and authorised (RBAC + attribute-based policies). The generated code includes: per-request token validation middleware, role and permission checks on every endpoint, workspace isolation (no cross-tenant data access), and session management with automatic expiry. No implicit trust based on network location.
The generated Kubernetes manifests include network policies that restrict service-to-service communication to explicitly declared paths. The API gateway validates all external requests. Internal services communicate over mTLS. Database access is restricted to the specific services that need it — not open to the entire cluster.
Zero trust architecture satisfies multiple compliance controls across frameworks: SOC 2 CC6 (logical access), ISO 27001 A.8.5 (secure authentication) and A.8.22 (network segmentation), NIST 800-207 (Zero Trust Architecture), and PCI-DSS Requirements 1 (firewall) and 7 (restrict access). Archiet maps your zero trust elements to all applicable controls automatically.
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