Migration Services
Codimite helps organizations move Island Zero Trust access requirements to an architecture using Chrome Enterprise Premium, Context-Aware Access, managed identity, and appropriate application-access controls.
Modernize Zero Trust Access
Design application-access decisions around authenticated enterprise identities and user groups.
Use supported contextual signals to determine whether users should be granted access to protected applications.
Design appropriate access controls for supported enterprise SaaS applications.
Evaluate secure access patterns for internal and private web applications.
Apply the appropriate Google access architecture where protected Google Cloud resources are part of the environment.
Test successful, denied, unmanaged, exception, and higher-risk access scenarios before migration.
Migration Process
Review Island application access, identities, users, device requirements, networks, locations, contextual signals, and exceptions.
Map access requirements to Chrome Enterprise Premium, Context-Aware Access, managed identity, and target applications.
Test representative applications, users, devices, and access conditions against the target architecture.
Deploy approved access policies, managed Chrome configurations, identities, and application protections.
Confirm permitted and denied access scenarios, exceptions, logging, security requirements, and user experience.
Why Codimite
Codimite combines Chrome Enterprise Premium, identity, contextual access, browser security, and enterprise migration expertise.
Talk to a Migration ExpertAccess Architecture Assessment. We document existing Island access policies and application requirements.
Correct Product Mapping. We design around Chrome Enterprise Premium, Context-Aware Access, and identity rather than treating “Google Zero Trust” as a standalone product.
Application Segmentation. We assess SaaS, private web, Workspace, and Google Cloud access scenarios individually.
Identity and Context Planning. We map user, group, device, browser, and contextual requirements.
Controlled Access Testing. Pilot users validate both permitted and denied scenarios.
End-to-End Support. Codimite supports architecture, configuration, migration, testing, rollout, and optimization.
Comparison
| Comparison Area | Island Environment | Google Target Architecture |
|---|---|---|
| Security model | Island browser-centered Zero Trust architecture | Chrome Enterprise Premium with Context-Aware Access and identity services |
| Browser | Island Enterprise Browser | Managed Chrome |
| Identity | Integrates with enterprise identity providers | Cloud Identity, Workspace, or supported identity architecture |
| Context | Island identity, device, network, and application context | Supported identity, browser, device, and contextual access signals |
| Applications | Controlled through Island architecture | SaaS, private web, Workspace, and Google Cloud scenarios assessed individually |
| Policy migration | Existing Island access rules | Access requirements need to be mapped and redesigned |
| Zero Trust positioning | Integrated within Island platform | Zero Trust delivered as an architecture rather than a standalone Google product |
FAQs
No. Zero Trust is a security architecture rather than a Google product or SKU.
Chrome Enterprise Premium, Context-Aware Access, Cloud Identity or Workspace identities, and other appropriate controls may form part of the architecture.
A universal one-to-one conversion should not be assumed. Access requirements need to be mapped and validated.
Yes. Private web applications should be assessed according to the supported access architecture.
Yes. Maintaining Island during pilot validation can help reduce cutover risk.
No. SaaS, private, Workspace, and Google Cloud applications can require different access patterns.
Map Island access requirements to a technically accurate Chrome Enterprise Premium, Context-Aware Access, and identity architecture.
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