- Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access ZTNA 2.0
Best for: Prisma Access customers wanting app-level private access
It earns its place for control inside the session, because App-ID can allow an app but block an upload, and one DLP policy can cover private and SaaS apps. Support for overlapping subnets helps after a merger. It comes as part of Prisma Access for mid-market and enterprise, so weigh it as a platform decision rather than a stand-alone ZTNA buy.
From Best ZTNA Solutions for Business, Fall 2026
- Zscaler Private Access (ZPA)
Best for: Large companies wanting cloud-brokered access with traffic inspection
It earns its place because it inspects private app traffic as well as brokering it, so access and threat checks happen in one step. It runs as a hybrid service from SMB to enterprise, with on-premises edges if some traffic must stay local. Only AWS and Azure are listed as integrations, so ask how ZPA works with your identity provider and SIEM.
From Best ZTNA Solutions for Business, Fall 2026
