Zero Trust Architecture with Enyuma IAM

The traditional "castle and moat" security model has been rendered obsolete by cloud adoption, remote work, and increasingly sophisticated insider threats.

What Zero Trust Means in Practice

Zero Trust is built on three pillars:

1. Verify explicitly — Authenticate and authorize every user, device, and application on every request
2. Use least privilege access — Grant only the minimum permissions required for each task
3. Assume breach — Design systems as if attackers are already inside the network

Enyuma IAM: Zero Trust for Ethiopian Government Systems

Single Sign-On (SSO) One secure login grants access to all authorized applications.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Support for TOTP authenticator apps, SMS codes, and hardware security keys.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Fine-grained permissions ensure each user can only access the resources their role requires.