Remote, partner, and internal access has grown faster than identity and network controls. A flat VPN still implies too much trust. Privilege is standing rather than justified, and some paths bypass logging.
We assess security posture, rank the access paths that actually matter, and deliver a practical hardening plan you can implement. Identity becomes the primary control, with device and context signals, segmented networks, and session policy. The sequence is identity hygiene first, then access paths, then monitoring so the model can be operated.
A zero-trust access design and ordered hardening backlog that closes the highest-risk routes without freezing delivery.