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Updated: 2024-10-22 01:24:40 Pacfic
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Direct-Routed ZTNA for Enhanced Security and FedRAMP Exemption - 7h

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Direct-routed Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) offers a cutting-edge approach to network security by establishing a direct, encrypted connection between users and protected networks. Unlike traditional models, it bypasses intermediary points of presence (POPs) and internet-based services, ensuring granular control over network traffic and consistent access control. This method potentially exempts Federal agencies from FedRAMP certification, allowing them to deploy tailored solutions for their specific needs while still adhering to federal security standards.

References:
  • Malware Analysis, News and Indicators - This article delves into the concept of direct-routed ZTNA and its implications for Federal agencies in terms of security and FedRAMP exemption. - 7h
  • www.appgate.com - This blog post discusses the benefits of direct-routed ZTNA and its potential to bypass FedRAMP certification for Federal agencies. - 7h
  • eSecurity Planet - An article discussing recent advancements in network security, mentioning the benefits of direct-routed ZTNA. - 4h
  • www.cisa.gov - How Direct-Routed ZTNA Enhances Security and Bypasses FedRAMP Certification - 2h

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