Zero Trust Network Access for web apps and SaaS: access by identity and context — the VPN sent into retirement.
The VPN gives access to the NETWORK — too much trust, too much surface. Secure Private Access gives access to the single APP: the user authenticated (MFA) and evaluated (device, location, risk) reaches that internal web app or that SaaS, with adaptive security policies — watermark, no-download, closed clipboard — where the context requires it.
Which internal apps serve whom: the map that turns the VPN into precise policies.
The supplier sees THEIR app and nothing else: external access without anxiety.
Watermark, downloads and clipboard per context: the sensitive data watched closely.
The transition in steps: first the web apps, then the rest — the VPN switches off last.
Secure Private Access gives zero-trust access to the internal web apps and SaaS without a VPN: the adaptive policies (identity, device posture, network) decide per app (not per whole network), the session controls limit downloads, printing and clipboard on the sensitive apps, the browser isolation opens the risky remotely, the device posture check verifies the endpoint; the BYOD and the third parties access what's necessary and nothing else: the lateral movement dies at the start.
Less surface, more control, happier users.
Maintainers and consultants, perimetered.
The acquired company accesses the apps without merging the networks.