NullTrust. Maximum Security.
Axiom Technologies’ NullTrust is a game-changing cybersecurity solution that redefines the most critical and sensitive enterprise security architectures. NullTrust guarantees data confidentiality, mitigates risks of single-point failures, and integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructures, making it the cornerstone of modern security strategies.
Our patented NullTrust methodology enhances cybersecurity by creating modular, scalable, and resilient security layers that maintain security post-compromise through cryptographic separation – a powerful security enabler that shifts cybersecurity from reactive responses to preventative measures.
Maintaining a Secure Digital Ecosystem
NullTrust is a security enabler that shifts cybersecurity from reactive to proactive. Our solution introduces real-time trust decision verification, separating and isolating trust chains to prevent cascading failures. Our capabilities ensure the most secure digital ecosystem.
Raising Trust Standards
Unlike traditional zero-trust models that focus on compliance checklists, NullTrust ensures security through cryptographic separation of data, runtime environments, and keys—providing unmatched resilience and continuity of operations.
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Axiom Technology vs. NIST Zero-Trust Standards
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NIST Zero-Trust Framwork
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Null Trust Technologies
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Secured regardless of network location |
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No resource in inherently trusted |
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Authentication and authorization are dynamic and strictly enforced |
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Assets and workflows should have a consistent security policy and posture |
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No single component compromised leads to a system compromise |
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Security should be split between multiple vendors, technologies and implementations |
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System should prefer cryptography vs policy when protecting data confidentiality |
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Axiom’s NullTrust Technology advances the baseline of NIST Zero-Trust framework for DoD
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Separation verified in real-time prevents data access even if a component is compromised (log4j, heartbleed, etc.)
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Splitting technology across vendors prevents a supply chain attack or insider from compromising data held by a single company (Solarwinds, Microsoft-Commerce Secretary hack, Okta)
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Using cryptographic data controls removes possibility of single gatekeepers / guardscompromise from exposing unprotected data. (Exposed S3, F5 Firewall zero day etc.)