The zero trust security model hinges on several core principles. First and foremost is the concept of least privilege, where users are granted only the necessary access required for their roles. Continuous authentication and authorization ensure that access is dynamically evaluated based on real-time factors. Microsegmentation further enhances security by isolating applications and data into distinct security zones, limiting the impact of potential breaches.

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This service is appropriate for

  • An organization or agency with a website must follow the OWASP Security Top 10 standard.
  • An organization or agency running a web application or has an API connection and wishes to avoid attacks.
  • E-commerce and online businesses are examples of companies or agencies that primarily operate online.
  • Government agencies prioritize information security in their public-facing systems.
  • Supports web apps both on-premises and in the cloud.

Benefits

  • Enhanced Network Security.
  • Improved user experience with zero trust access.
  • Supporting Remote and Hybrid Work Environments.
  • Scalability and Cloud-Native Security.

How it works?

ZTNA vs VPN

ZTNA vs VPN is an important comparison for organizations evaluating modern security solutions. While both technologies enable remote access, their underlying philosophies and functionalities differ significantly.

ZTNA VPN
Security Security by enforcing granular access control and continuous verification. Grant broad network access once a user is authenticated.
Scalability Adapting to dynamic environments and cloud-native architectures. Become complex to manage as the network grows.
Performance Provide better performance by optimizing traffic flow and reducing latency, especially for cloud-based applications. Introduce performance bottlenecks due to centralized traffic routing.
Ease of use Offer simplified user experiences with streamlined authentication processes. Require more complex configuration and user training.

Feature

Flexible Deployment

Enables ZTNA policies to be enforced for both remote workers and on-site workers

Granular Access Control

Grants access to a specific application only for that session

Ongoing verification

Verifies the user identity, the device identity and posture, before granting access to an application

Unified FortiClient Agent

Provides VPN, ZTNA, vulnerability scanning, URL filtering and endpoint protection with a single agent

No Extra Cost

Allows moving from VPN to ZTNA over time, as a free feature of FortiOS 7.0 and above

Automatic Encrypted Tunnels

Establishes TLS encryption automatically between endpoint and access proxy, hiding traffic

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