7 Effective Steps for Implementing Zero Trust Network Access

Zero trust network access (ZTNA) is now typically deployed to replace remote-access VPN, but overly complex policies are inhibiting adoption. Security and risk management leaders must adopt a continuous life cycle approach to remote-access management in order to achieve success. and this approach can be broken down into seven steps that are crucial to a successful deployment.

  1. Define Objective and Scope With Business Leaders
  2. Align Business Objectives With Zero Trust Strategies
  3. Focus on Identity and Appropriate Access
  4. Document and Map Application Usage Before Starting ZTNA Implementation
  5. Clean Up Access to Applications
  6. Prepare for Operational Overhead and Complexity
  7. Validate Access Controls and Resource Isolation