Netskope ZTNA

Least Privilege Access: Access is granted only to specific applications, not entire networks. Users cannot access resources for which they do not have permissions.

Identity- and context-based access: Netskope uses multiple factors to assess risk before granting access: user identity, device status (company or personal), location, threat level based on user behavior analysis, etc.

Access with or without an agent: Users can access both with (Netskope Client) and without an agent, depending on the needs of the organization.

Built-in application and data protection: ZTNA in Netskope integrates with other platform features (CASB, SWG, DLP, Threat Protection, UEBA), enabling data protection even after access has been granted.

Application segmentation, not network segmentation: Enables precise control over which applications a given user or device has access to, without the need to share entire subnets.

Fast and scalable cloud infrastructure (Netskope NewEdge): Netskope delivers its service through its own global infrastructure, ensuring low latency, which directly translates into better performance and connection availability.

User behavior monitoring and analysis: Built-in risk analysis and threat detection mechanisms help quickly identify abnormal activities and respond to incidents.

Replacing traditional remote access eliminates the risk of exploiting potential vulnerabilities in VPN concentrators exposed to the public world.

No need to open ports for applications on firewall devices

Protection against DDoS attacks

Making applications available in the data center and in cloud services in a consistent and uniform manner

Remote access for devices not managed by the company using reverse proxy mechanisms – does not require installation of an agent on the end station or mobile device

Better compliance with audit and regulatory requirements

Simplified IT operations and greater control over network traffic