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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.
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) restricts access to corporate resources by default and ensures:
Devices only access resources after successful user authentication and verification that the device is free from threats
Data independent from devices or authentication credentials is secured
Each unique app, service and data request requires verification before it grants access
It absolutely can, and more. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) restricts access to corporate resources by default and ensures:
Devices only access resources after successful user authentication and verification that the device is free from threats
Data independent from devices or authentication credentials is secured
Each unique app, service and data request requires verification before it grants access
E-book
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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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:
Policies that allow or deny access based on requirement attestation
Granular configuration or requirements for authorizing enrolled devices
Always-on, low-latency secure connections enforce end-user privacy
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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Apple builds one of the strongest out-of-the-box secure platforms on the market, and as Apple devices and fleets increase within enterprises and organizations so do threats that target Apple devices and operating systems. Arm yourself with Jamf.
ZTNA 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:
Real-time assessment of risk data that evaluates device health and ensures compromised endpoints are not accessing sensitive information
Cloud-based infrastructure integration without complex hardware or software to manage or expensive support contracts
Intelligent split-tunneling technology that preserves privacy while ensuring business connections are secure
Seamless reconnections after disruptions while maximizing battery and performance
Jamf 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:
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.