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| The Network Architect's Guide to Adopting ZTNA |
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| With private applications moving to cloud and users working remotely, enterprises need a service that can ensure private apps are accessed securely while delivering a frictionless user experience. Even with the buzz around zero trust security, some enterprises attempt to use incumbent network-centric architectures, which rely on next-gen firewalls built for access to the network, as a way to limit user connectivity to applications. |
| Many organizations are considering zero trust network access (ZTNA) services as an alternative to VPN. This whitepaper will help you understand where to begin so that you can embrace ZTNA quickly and without disruption to the business. |
| Within this guide, we will cover the following: |
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Architectural differences between incumbent access technology and ZTNA |
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A look at a reference architecture for deploying ZTNA |
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The three phases to consider when adopting ZTNA within your company |
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Pro-tips and considerations for getting the most out of your ZTNA deployment |
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