Aligned to CISA ZTMM 2.0 · NIST SP 800-207

Your Identity
Security Roadmap
Starts Here

Discover where your organization stands on the Zero Trust maturity curve — and get a concrete, Okta-aligned roadmap to get where CISA and NIST expect you to be.

Framework alignedCISA ZTMM 2.0NIST SP 800-207FedRAMP Authorized

Identity use cases

Every identity, secured.

Modern organizations manage five distinct identity populations. Each has unique risks, requirements, and Okta capabilities.

CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model

Where does your organization stand?

The CISA ZTMM 2.0 spans five pillars and four maturity stages. Our free assessment focuses on the Identity pillar (Table 2): seven functions from Authentication through Governance, each scored Traditional to Optimal with Okta-aligned next steps.

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Traditional

Perimeter-based security, static passwords, manual provisioning.

Initial

MFA deployed, basic lifecycle management, early SSO rollout.

Advanced

Adaptive access, risk-based policies, automated governance.

Optimal

Continuous auth, AI-driven risk, fully automated identity lifecycle.

NIST SP 800-207

Federal Zero Trust architecture — mapped to Okta

NIST defines Zero Trust around three tenets: never trust, always verify · least-privilege access · assume breach. See exactly how Okta's product portfolio addresses each one.

Never trust, always verify

Adaptive MFA · FastPass · Continuous auth

Least-privilege access

Identity Governance · Access Requests · ABAC

Assume breach

ThreatInsight · System Log · SIEM integrations

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30-minute Zero Trust roadmap review

No sales pitch. Bring your CISA or NIST questions — we'll map your current state, identify gaps, and walk through what an Okta-powered roadmap looks like for your organization.

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