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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) for Beginners is your guide to assessing your authentication approach, adapting to future needs and prioritizing your organization and users.
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Never trust. Always verify.
No trust. And no access without the proper credentials and authorization.
Grant app-specific access only to devices and users that meet requirements. All others are denied – by default.Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) restricts access to corporate resources by default and ensures:
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Devices only access resources after successful user authentication and verification that the device is free from threats
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Data independent from devices or authentication credentials is secured
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Each unique app, service and data request requires verification before it grants access
Can ZTNA replace VPN? Absolutely -- and more.
Better security than legacy VPN without the drawbacks.It absolutely can, and more. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) restricts access to corporate resources by default and ensures:
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Devices only access resources after successful user authentication and verification that the device is free from threats
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Data independent from devices or authentication credentials is secured
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Each unique app, service and data request requires verification before it grants access
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What is the difference between ZTNA and VPN? Context-aware access policies
VPN provides users direct access to networks. ZTNA allows only specific apps and services to connect -- and only to verified users.Context-aware access policies allow you to control user access to organizational resources and networks based on their context, such as whether a device complies with IT policy, whether the connection is encrypted and if the user's ID is confirmed.
Using Jamf's context-aware access for compliance delivers:
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Policies that allow or deny access based on requirement attestation
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Granular configuration or requirements for authorizing enrolled devices
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Always-on, low-latency secure connections enforce end-user privacy
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Uniform policy enforcement across data centers, clouds and SaaS apps
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Learn how identity management goes well beyond authentication and authorization as organizations look to leverage user identities as a path to reaching their zero-trust security goals.
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The benefits of using Jamf ZTNAZTNA keeps organizations and employees safer by providing more security measures than VPN does: multi-factor authentication, encryption, and policy-based access controls.
Using Jamf for remote access ZTNA delivers:
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Real-time assessment of risk data that evaluates device health and ensures compromised endpoints are not accessing sensitive information
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Cloud-based infrastructure integration without complex hardware or software to manage or expensive support contracts
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Intelligent split-tunneling technology that preserves privacy while ensuring business connections are secure
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Seamless reconnections after disruptions while maximizing battery and performance
How do you implement ZTNA?
Zero-trust access explanation and technical detailsJamf Connect's Zero Trust Network Access capability can operate as both a standalone service or as a feature of our security products such as Jamf Protect.
You'll need:
- A third-party identity provider (IdP)
- Devices with the Jamf Trust app installed
- Jamf Security Cloud
Jamf Security Cloud routes access traffic and provides reporting with a globally-distributed infrastructure. Its multi-policy engine applies access, data and security policies simultaneously as configured in RADAR.
Zero-trust access forwards routing connectivity options that provide packet-level access to applications, an optional secure web gateway and secure client connectivity.
Jamf Connect's Zero Trust Network Access uses the Wireguard VPN protocol for packet routing.