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ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access)
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a way of controlling access to business applications and resources without assuming that a user or device should be trusted simply because it is connected to the corporate network. Instead, access is granted based on factors such as the user's identity, the device they're using, the application they're requesting, and the organization's security policies. NIST describes Zero Trust as a shift away from static network perimeters toward protecting individual users, devices, applications, and resources. Keep Every Business Location Secure From headquarters to remote workers on the go, keep your business network secure with Fusion Connect SASE. Learn About SASE Services