ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access)

A technology that provides secure remote access to applications based on identity and context rather than network location.

What is ZTNA?

Zero Trust Network Access is the technology that replaces traditional VPNs in a Zero Trust architecture by providing application-level access based on verified identity and device posture rather than broad network access. Where a VPN grants a remote user access to the entire corporate network once connected, ZTNA grants access only to the specific applications the user is authorized to use – and only after verifying their identity, device compliance, and context at the time of each request. This dramatically reduces the attack surface because a compromised user account or device can no longer be used to roam freely across the network. ZTNA is a critical building block for organizations enabling secure remote work and moving toward a full Zero Trust model.