Secure access on AWS with ZTNA 2.0
summary
Claims a shift to ZTNA 2.0 implemented as a cloud delivered SSE called Prisma Access that enforces true least privilege by understanding users devices applications down to sub app functions via App‑ID, performs continuous trust verification and continuous inline threat inspection, quarantines or disconnects deviating sessions, and scans all data across SaaS and private AWS VPC apps. The product is available in the AWS Marketplace and is presented as a working, cloud native SASE deployment for hybrid workforces.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:31The evolution of work
- 2:18Limitations of ZTNA 1.0
- 3:47Security risks in ZTNA 1.0
- 8:31Introducing ZTNA 2.0
- 9:46Prisma Access solution
- 12:13AWS integration and closing
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