Zero Trust Network Access Reviews and Ratings
What is Zero Trust Network Access?
Product Listings
Filter by
Features of Zero Trust Network Access
Optional Features:
Movement of security controls closer to where users and applications connect, regardless of location. Some of the larger ZTNA vendors have invested in hundreds of points of presence (POPs) worldwide to satisfy both latency-sensitive requirements and requirements for regional logging and inspection.
Agility to support direct access to applications hosted in public and hybrid clouds.
Ability to move applications exposed in demilitarized zones (DMZs) off the public internet to reduce an organization’s attack surface.
Support for digital business transformation scenarios ill-suited to legacy full tunnel access approaches when applications are delivered as SaaS via public and hybrid clouds. As a result of digital transformation efforts, most enterprises will have more applications, services and data outside their borders than inside.
Improved end-user experience for native access to applications.
Scalability in comparison with legacy, hardware-based remote access VPN approaches.
Provision of contextual, risk-based and least-privilege access to applications (not networks).