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Access granted per resource, not per network.
Policy is written against a person and a resource, evaluated on every request. Being inside the network stops being the same thing as being authorised — which is the entire point.
Zero-trust access (ZTA)
- Per-user, per-resource policy
- Expiring grants
- Continuous evaluation
- Covers console, SSH & services
How it helps
What you get with Zero-trust access (ZTA)
Every request evaluated
Authorisation is checked continuously, not once at connection time and then assumed for hours.
Least privilege that survives
Grants can expire on their own, so access does not accumulate quietly with tenure.
One model
The same policy covers console, SSH and internal services rather than three overlapping systems.
Security & access
The rest of Security & access
Zero-trust access, VPN, an SSH bastion, a web application firewall and managed SSH keys.
Infrastructure you can point at.
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