Zero-Trust Policy Simulator

Implement Zero-Trust Security

Zero Trust Policy Lab

Evaluate access requests against ordered zero-trust policies. Inspect identity, device health, location, network context, resource sensitivity, and least-privilege outcomes before deciding allow, deny, MFA, or limited access.

Goal

Make every access decision explicit, contextual, and explainable.

Try

Load a scenario, evaluate it, then add or remove one higher-priority policy.

Watch

Compare matched policy, request risk, skipped rules, and principle checks.

Reflect

Why can a broad allow rule weaken zero trust even when it improves convenience?

Guided Investigation

Start with Employee SaaS Login and evaluate the default policy set.
Switch to Compromised Laptop and confirm the high-priority deny wins.
Add a broad allow policy at priority 2 and use Policy Checks to see the risk.

Scenario Focus

Employee SaaS Login tests whether a managed, compliant employee device can reach an internal app from home through a VPN with MFA.

Access Request

User or Principal

Device Type

Device Health

Location

Network Context

Requested Resource

Policy Composer

Priority

Decision

Match Principal

Match Device

Match Health

Match Location

Match Network

Match Resource

Specific policies should appear before broad catch-all rules. Deny compromised devices early, then require stronger verification for critical resources.

Security Metrics

Policies

Last Decision

Request Risk

Policy Health

Request Context

Not evaluated yet

Choose a scenario or edit the request, then evaluate access.

Decision Path

Active Policies

Diagnosis

Evaluate the request to inspect the decision and policy quality.

Evaluation Trace

Step	Evidence	Result

Policy Checks

Check	Evidence	Status

Zero Trust Principles

Principle	What to Inspect	Current Evidence