Episode 114 — ZTNA: replacing broad trust with precise access decisions
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Episode 114 — ZTNA: replacing broad trust with precise access decisions
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ZTNA appears in CloudNetX because it represents a practical application of Zero Trust that changes how remote access is granted, moving from broad network connectivity toward application-specific access. This episode defines ZTNA as a model that grants users access to specific applications based on identity and context rather than extending full network reach, typically by brokering sessions through controlled access points. The first paragraph focuses on why this is valuable: traditional remote access often creates a large trust zone once a user connects, while ZTNA reduces exposure by limiting what the user can reach and by evaluating device posture and risk signals before granting access. It explains how ZTNA aligns with least privilege by default, and how it supports better governance and auditing because access can be recorded and constrained at the application level.
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