Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

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Zero trust network access model where a remote user authenticates via an Identity Provider (SSO/MFA) and Device Trust verification, passes through a context-aware Policy Engine, and connects over an encrypted mTLS tunnel to micro-segmented applications with full audit logging.

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Zero trust network access model where a remote user authenticates via an Identity Provider (SSO/MFA) and Device Trust verification, passes through a context-aware Policy Engine, and connects over an encrypted mTLS tunnel to micro-segmented applications with full audit logging.

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About This Architecture

Zero trust network access model where a remote user authenticates via an Identity Provider (SSO/MFA) and Device Trust verification, passes through a context-aware Policy Engine, and connects over an encrypted mTLS tunnel to micro-segmented applications with full audit logging.

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

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February 8, 2026

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