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Decouple Application Access From The Network with ZTNA

Zscaler • April 2, 2020  
Decouple Application Access From The Network with ZTNA

It's time for a new approach to application security

While applications have moved to-cloud and users are accessing them from everywhere, the way enterprises provide secure access to apps has largely remained unchanged. Teams in the midst of a cloud transformation must ensure that their applications remain secure no matter where users access them. It's time to rethink security and embrace a zero trust network access (ZTNA) model. Many enterprises seeking to do just that have turned to Zscaler Private Access.

In this ebook, you will learn:

  • Why it's time to do away with network-centric approaches
  • How to enable app segmentation and gain visibility without placing users on the network
  • The benefits of ZPA and its top enterprise use cases
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