What is Fortinet ZTNA?
Fortinet Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a cutting-edge cybersecurity solution designed to secure your network by eliminating implicit trust and enforcing stringent access controls. In an era where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, traditional security models are no longer sufficient. Fortinet ZTNA offers a modern, robust approach to network security that adapts to the evolving threat landscape.
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Key Features of Fortinet ZTNA
Client Tagging
Allows tagging of clients using various criteria that can be evaluated by the Fortinet Fabric infrastructure, enabling policy creation beyond simple IP addressing and ports.
Device Identification
Identifies devices based on MAC address, operating system, and device type for more precise policy enforcement.
User Identity
Uses user identity information from sources like Active Directory, LDAP, or SSO to create user-specific policies.
Application Awareness
Recognizes and categorizes applications to apply specific policies based on application type and behavior.
Time-Based Policies
Allows for the creation of policies that are active only during certain times or days to enhance security during off-hours.
Location-Based Policies
Enforces different policies based on the geographical location of the client, useful for remote and mobile workforces.
Security Posture Assessment
Evaluates the security posture of devices, including antivirus status, patch level, and configuration compliance, to enforce appropriate access policies.
Network Behavior Analysis
Monitors network behavior to detect anomalies and enforce dynamic policies based on observed behavior patterns.
Compliance Checks
Ensures devices comply with corporate security policies before granting network access, using criteria such as installed security software and updated patches.
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