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Market Guide for Zero Trust Network Access
Summary
Zero trust network access replaces traditional technologies, which require companies to extend excessive trust to employees and partners to connect and collaborate. Security and risk management leaders should plan pilot ZTNA projects for employee/partner-facing applications.
Published: 29 April 2019
ID: G00386774
Analyst(s): Steve Riley , Neil MacDonald , Lawrence Orans
Table Of Contents
Market Definition
- Market Description
Market Direction
- Client-Initiated ZTNA
- Service-Initiated ZTNA
Market Analysis
- Benefits and Uses
- Risks
- Evaluation Factors
- ZTNA Alternatives
Representative Vendors
- Market Introduction
Market Recommendations
- Specific Recommendations
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