ZTNA 1.0 Has an App Problem — It Can’t Secure All Apps
While legacy ZTNA 1.0 solutions only address a fraction of enterprise apps, ZTNA 2.0 will secure all apps consistently, regardless of where they’re hosted.
Palo Alto Networks
ZTNA Straight Talk
Consistent Data Protection Requires a New Approach to Securing Access
ZTNA 1.0 solutions completely ignore any traffic that is not SaaS and thus provide no consistent data protection for any private apps.
ZTNA 1.0’s Security Inspection Problem
Once a connection is established, ZTNA 1.0 solutions trust the active session implicitly, performing no additional security inspection.
Why ZTNA 1.0’s Allow-and-Ignore Model Is a Recipe for Disaster
ZTNA 2.0 continuous trust verification capabilities constantly monitor for potentially malicious or risky changes to device posture, user and applicat...
How ZTNA 1.0 Violates the Principle of Least Privilege
The principle of least privilege access is foundational to a Zero Trust posture, claimed by ZTNA 1.0 providers as built-in to solutions. But, there's an architectural deficiency.
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