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We embrace the Zero Trust Network Access ideological framework which is grounded in the concept of trusting nothing until after it is verified to maintain security. Products like SASE, EDR, EMS, Mail, Authenticator, FortiClient, and NAC utilize Fortinet Zero Trust methodologies as their basis in providing the highest possible security for any threat vector, which is why we work with those products time and again.
Flex is a flexible consumption-based licensing model designed to integrate seamlessly with ZTNA strategies. It allows organizations to dynamically allocate security resources based on ever-changing needs, ensuring cost efficiency and maintaining the highest level of protection. Simplifies the adoption of security tools into a ZTNA framework, allowing the deployment of gate firewalls and client agents and the use of authenticator at scale depending on the current needs of the business security environment. For more on Flex, view this recent announcement from us.
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) is cloud-delivered security solution that integrates networking and security to provide secure, seamless access for remote users and branch offices. It combines technologies like firewall-as-a-service (FWaaS), secure web gateway (SWG), cloud access security broker (CASB), and zero-trust network access (ZTNA) to protect users, devices, and applications regardless of location. SASE helps organizations adhere to ZTNA principles by enforcing least-privilege access, continuously verifying user and device trust before granting access, and inspecting all traffic for threats. This ensures that only authenticated and authorized users can connect to corporate resources, reducing the attack surface and mitigating security risks associated with remote work and cloud adoption.
ZTNA frameworks require continuous monitoring, analytics, and automated threat responses to provide the level of verification and protection they are designed for. Fortinet has a wide selection of Security Operations (SecOps) solutions, which include Analyzer, SIEM, and SOAR. All of these products are designed to fulfill the ZTNA framework with deep visibility, security analytics, and automated incident response. Analyzer centralizes log management and security event correlation, providing real-time insights into network access behaviours. SIEM integrates security information and event management, detecting anomalies and policy violations in compliance with a ZTNA architecture. SOAR enables automated workflows to contain and mitigate security incidents, reducing response times and enhancing security efficiency. With these SecOps tools, organizations can strengthen their ZTNA framework and integrate proactive security operations.
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The ZTNA application, utilized as part of the Security Fabric, takes a client-based approach by launching automatic encrypted tunnels every time a user tries to access an application while leveraging the Gate Next Generation Firewall and Client endpoint agent.
Tools like EDR, EMS, NAC and FortiGate provide real-time dynamic visibility to all of the data an organization needs in order to make a trust-based access decision about who, what, where and why any user or application can penetrate the network. Trusted data fosters a safer and more secure system.