BeTNA (BeBroadband Trust Network Access) is a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution built on the principle that every entity attempting to connect to a network is potentially hostile. It replaces traditional firewall-based perimeter security with a dynamic, identity- and context-based access boundary. Access Control & Authentication: BeTNA requires continuous authentication and validation of users and devices before granting access to internal applications or resources. It enforces least-privilege access, micro-segmentation, and dynamic access policies that adjust based on user behavior and context. Network Architecture: Rather than granting broad network access as VPNs do, BeTNA creates logical access boundaries around specific applications, concealing them from unauthorized entities and reducing lateral movement risk. It supports direct, segmented connections between users and resources, eliminating the need for traditional VPNs. Management & Visibility: A single Orchestrator GUI provides centralized management of access policies and a unified view of users across edge devices and software agent-equipped computers. It offers real-time visibility across the business ecosystem and centralized security control. Deployment & Scalability: BeTNA is part of the BeBroadband as a Service platform and integrates with SD-WAN and SASE architectures. It scales to accommodate growing numbers of users and devices without additional hardware. Use Cases: Designed for remote work (Work From Anywhere), BYOD support, third-party/supply chain access control, and distributed network environments. It also supports a transition pathway from EDR to XDR.