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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solutions for secure remote access based on zero trust principles, replacing traditional VPNs with granular access controls.
Browse 102 zero trust network access tools
Machine identity & zero-trust access mgmt platform for cyber-physical systems.
Secure remote access service for NHS staff without VPN tokens or passwords
Remote access security platform verifying physical user presence via cryptography
Identity-based zero trust network connectivity platform built on OpenZiti
Software-based zero trust network security with process-level control & E2EE
Secure platform for compartmentalized data and compute control
Zero Trust network access solution using outbound-only encrypted connections
Identity-aware network security integrating CrowdStrike endpoint risk scores
Identity-driven access platform for infrastructure without VPNs or passwords
Zero Trust endpoint protection platform with allowlisting and network control
Zero Trust security platform with microsegmentation and ZTNA capabilities
Microsegmentation platform for network, identity, and remote access controls
ZTNA solution combining VPN speed with zero trust security for remote access
Zero trust network access platform with granular access controls and P2P encryption
Continuous Zero Trust posture assessment and maturity scoring platform
Zero Trust remote access solution for OT and cyber-physical systems
Zero trust data exchange platform for secure data sharing across OT/IT/cloud.
Zero trust security mesh platform for access control and asset protection
ZTNA solution providing secure, per-application access control for remote workers
Certificate-based ZTNA using dynamic PKI and real-time context signals
Clientless ZTNA solution for secure app access on managed, unmanaged, and BYOD.
Zero Trust security platform with microsegmentation and endpoint protection
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ZTNA creates an outbound-only connection from a connector near the application to the ZTNA cloud service. Users authenticate to the cloud service, which verifies identity, device posture, and context before brokering a connection to the specific application. The application is never directly exposed to the internet, and users only see applications they are authorized to access. This inverts the traditional model of exposing services through VPN or firewall rules.