ZTNA
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a security framework that ensures users and devices are authenticated and authorized before gaining access to applications and data. Unlike traditional VPNs, which grant broad network access, ZTNA enforces least-privilege access, allowing only the minimum permissions needed for a specific task.
How ZTNA Works
- Identity-Based Access – Verifies user identity and device security posture before granting access.
- Least-Privilege Model – Users can only access specific resources they are explicitly authorized to use.
- Continuous Verification – Access permissions are dynamically adjusted based on user behavior and risk levels.
- Micro-Segmentation – Isolates network resources to minimize lateral movement in case of a breach.
- Cloud-Native Security – Protects applications and data regardless of whether they are hosted on-premises or in the cloud.
Why Businesses Need ZTNA
With the rise of remote work and cloud applications, traditional perimeter-based security models are no longer effective. ZTNA provides:
- Enhanced security by reducing the attack surface.
- Improved compliance with data protection regulations.
- Better user experience with seamless, adaptive access.
- Stronger defense against Ransomware, Phishing, and insider threats.
Delaney Computer Services (DCS) integrates ZTNA solutions into its cybersecurity offerings, by helping businesses implement a secure, modern access control strategy with solutions like OpenVPN's Cloud Connexa.
Interested in learning more about ZTNA? Contact us today to discuss how we can enhance your security posture.
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