A key security measure for administrators is preventing unauthorized access to an organization's sensitive information, communication links, computer networks, and services. Two examples for providing secure access are given below.
- Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
An employee inadvertently poses a security risk because they do not comply with corporate security policies or negligently use confidential company systems or data. While it may be unintentional, this user behavior can open the door to external phishing attacks, ransomware, or malware. To avoid this, use ZTNA to grant access to trusted users and devices and prevent untrusted and anonymous devices from accessing resources. Manage ZTNA through the Jamf Security Cloud.
- ZTNA and risk-based access
You can also deploy ZTNA alongside other Jamf security products and capabilities, such as Jamf Protect internet content filtering and usage controls. Together, this establishes risk-based access controls that dynamically allow or deny access to your organization's sensitive apps, resources, and data,