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New Approaches to Zero Trust Network Access: Focusing on Agility, Flexibility & Scale

Zscaler • August 21, 2019  
New Approaches to Zero Trust Network Access: Focusing on Agility, Flexibility & Scale

Zero trust network access technologies, also known as SDP, provide a secure alternative to legacy methods. For the first time, IT can decouple application access from network access and make private apps invisible to the internet.

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  • Key capabilities of ZTNA technologies
  • Common use cases that ZTNA helps to address
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