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Application-Level Secure Remote Access

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) connects workforces to resources they need based on identity, device, and context.

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ZTNA Benefits at a Glance

Zero Trust Network Access is an advanced approach to network security with continuous verification, and granular permissions that embrace the concept of least-privilege access.

Least Privilege Access

Control user access at the app level, not the network level.

Continuous Risk Verification

Validate users and devices in real time.

Agentless Options for Unmanaged Devices

Reduce security risks with specialized access to applications for unmanaged devices.

Device Posture Enforcement

Block risky or non-compliant endpoints before access.

Global PoPs, Minimal Latency

Over 80+ points of presence keeps access fast and local reducing bottlenecks.

Cloud-Native Simplicity

Build seamless remote access on top of existing appliance infrastructure for global teams.

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Granular Web Filtering

Secure Traffic Across Any Network, Anywhere 

Protect user connections across public, private, and hybrid networks with consistent policy enforcement and secure traffic inspection. Whether users are in the office, at home, or on the move, security travels with them—without compromising performance.

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Customized Access Policy for Users and Their Devices

Set access rules by application for individual users or groups, with authentication enforced via identity providers. 

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Integrate Security into Every Environment

When their companies rely heavily on the cloud, and encourage remote work and BYOD, a primary concern for IT is complexity and reduced visibility into network activity and access. Check Point’s SASE integrates with all your various solutions and services for total network awareness. 

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Boost resource Availability for Remote Workers

Now that the traditional network perimeter is gone and access occurs further away from network resources, it’s time to bring resources closer to where they’re needed. Private network gateways limit latency and boost speeds for productive and agile remote work no matter where your employees are located. 

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Reduce Attack Surface

Secure your environment against lateral movement with per-app access policies based on user identity and device posture.

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Secure Access for the Cloud and Beyond

Protect and monitor access to on-prem and cloud resources seamlessly integrating with major providers such as Google, Azure, and AWS.

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Zero Trust Access Is Secure Access

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Audited and Monitored

Integrated with major SIEM providers including Check Point Infinity events for seamless auditing and compliance. 

Least-Privilege Access

With ZTNA, resource access is dependent on the role and device of the user, reducing the attack surface significantly and making it easy for IT to apply relevant policies to newly onboarded resources and employees. 

Unified Network Security

Reduce the number of solutions that your IT team needs to orchestrate and onboard with Check Point’s SASE. From a single admin panel, manage access, segment the network, and enforce MFA and device posture for all users. 

Comprehensive Audit Trails

Gain full visibility into user activities and security events to accelerate forensic investigations and support incident response.

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Certified SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR, CCPA and ISO 27001 Compliant

We adhere to the highest standards of software security compliance, so you can rest assured that your organization’s data remains fully protected.

FAQs

What is Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)?
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a strategy for securing a company’s digital resources such as web-based applications, data centers, and cloud servers. ZTNA’s access rules are application-based and use the principle of least privilege. 
What is the principle of least privilege?
Just because you have company login credentials doesn’t mean you need access to all company applications or resources. The principle of least privilege defines application access based on what you need to do your job, and nothing more. Product developers don’t need access to financial documents or private human resources files, for example, and marketing doesn’t need access to the company code base. 
Does ZTNA include a VPN?
ZTNA initiates a secure connection to your company’s private gateways using VPN tunneling protocols such as IPSec and WireGuard. This adds a higher degree of security and privacy that cannot be obtained with a regular HTTPS connection.  
What is Device Posture Check (DPC)?
DPC is a customized security policy that allows IT teams to ensure that company devices meet certain requirements before they access the network. It’s up to your IT team to decide what those requirements are, but they can be policies such as a specific version of an operating system, a specific antivirus suite, a custom security certificate or file, or full disk encryption.   
How does agentless Zero Trust Network Access work?
Instead of providing third parties and employees on unmanaged devices with overly permissive access to the network, agentless ZTNA provides a web portal for employees to access the applications they need. Agentless ZTNA supports a variety of protocols including RDP, HTTPS, RDP, VNC, and SSH. 
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