Zero Trust Security Center
This report provides a unified overview of your cloud security posture across multiple Zero Trust pillars. It helps identify security gaps and monitor compliance with Zero Trust principles, such as identity, network, data, and application security.
On the Zero Trust Security Center dashboard, click on the Select Accounts dropdown to view all cloud accounts available under your profile.
Each account is labeled according to its cloud provider — for example:
Azure
AWS
GCP
Office 365
Check the box next to the desired account(s) to include them in your security posture report.
The selected account will be highlighted (e.g., BT-FinOps Azure).
You can select multiple accounts if you have access to more than one.
Once the selection is complete, click on the Generate Report button to generate the Zero Trust Security assessment.
After selecting the account(s), click on Generate Report to initiate the Zero Trust posture analysis.
The system scans the selected cloud environment(s) and calculates scores across all five Zero Trust pillars:
Application Score – Measures application workload protection and WAF configuration.
Identity Score – Evaluates MFA adoption, password strength, and access management.
Data Score – Assesses data encryption and protection policies.
Network Score – Reviews network segmentation, firewall, and endpoint configurations.
Devices Score – Analyzes endpoint security compliance and device management policies.
Each score is displayed as a percentage and color-coded based on the posture level (Excellent, Fair, Poor).
The Overview tab displays an aggregated Security Pillars Summary, consolidating key insights across all selected accounts.
Zero Trust Posture
Represents the overall security status across all pillars.
Shows a total score percentage (e.g., 60% - Fair) and the number of alerts identified.
Includes a breakdown of cloud accounts and total alerts.
The Pillars tab in the Zero Trust Security Center provides a detailed, pillar-wise breakdown of your organization’s Zero Trust posture. It allows you to assess and compare the strength of each security domain, identify weak areas, and prioritize remediation.
Each card on this view represents one of the five Zero Trust pillars:
Application
Identity
Data
Network
Devices
Each pillar card displays the following information:
Sub-Account ID – Identifies the specific subscription or cloud account being analyzed.
Security Score – Shows the percentage score representing security compliance within that pillar.
Active Alerts – Indicates the number of open security alerts related to that pillar.
Metrics – Lists how many configuration and compliance checks contribute to the score.
Details Button – Click Details to view in-depth analysis for the selected pillar, including specific policies, configurations, and recommendations.
For example:
The Application pillar might show a Security Score of 99% with 0 Active Alerts and 8 Metrics.
The Identity pillar could display a Security Score of 62% with 8 Active Alerts and 2 Metrics.
The Network pillar may show a Security Score of 36%, indicating a need for improvement in segmentation or control policies.
Each pillar card is color-coded for quick visual assessment:
Green – Excellent posture
Yellow/Orange – Fair or needs attention
Red – Poor or critical condition
The Affected Resources tab in the Zero Trust Security Center provides a comprehensive list of all cloud resources that have triggered security alerts across various Zero Trust pillars.
This view helps security and compliance teams identify the exact assets contributing to posture degradation and take targeted remediation actions.
The Affected Resources tab can be used to:
Identify specific accounts, users, or systems with missing configurations (e.g., MFA not enabled).
Highlight weak points in policy enforcement (e.g., Weak password policy).
Detect unencrypted or misconfigured resources (e.g., Table service encryption not enabled).
Track recurring or high-severity issues within certain pillars for trend analysis.
The Cloud Providers tab allows you to compare posture and alert trends across different cloud environments (e.g., Azure vs AWS).
This helps you identify which provider accounts require additional hardening or policy enforcement.
After reviewing your security posture, you can export the Zero Trust Security Report in PDF or Excel format using the export icon at the top-right of the dashboard.
Exports can be shared with your Security, Compliance, or Cloud Governance teams for further analysis and remediation planning.
