Fortinet Zero Trust Application Gateway

Overview

Fortinet ZTNA Application Gateway makes it simple to provide granular application control for users with consistent policies regardless of where they connect from.

ZTNA Application Gateway provides consistent ZTNA enforcement for both remote and campus workers. Fortinet ZTNA Application Gateway integrates seamlessly with FortiClient to provide robust security controls such as user identity checks and posture checks before allowing the users access to an application. For organizations looking for ZTNA without agent deployments, that is supported, with an easy migration path to client-enforced ZTNA.

Fortinet ZTNA Application Gateway works with the Fortinet Security Fabric to ensure the highest levels of security for users accessing applications while simultaneously providing a simple user experience. With applications anywhere, you can rely on the Fortinet ZTNA Application Gateway to provide secure and consistent access at all times.

Fortinet's Universal ZTNA Application Gateway enables:

• Secure granular access to applications no matter if the user is local or remote.

• User and device verification through automatic, encrypted tunnels from FortiClient to the FortiOS ZTNA Application Gateway.

• Ability to add multifactor authentication to provide an additional layer of security.

Organizations looking for consolidated secure remote access and network security solution should consider Fortinet's FortiGate Next-Generation Firewall.

Highlights

• ENABLE WORK FROM ANYWHERE - Organizations need to provide secure connections to the applications employees need, regardless of where they connect from. Fortinet ZTNA enables secure and granular access that improves security and the user experience.

• CONTROL APPLICATIONS LOCATED ANYWHERE - IT controls where apps connect with centralized management. Apps can be in the cloud or data center without impacting user experience or the user needing to know where applications are located.

• REDUCE RISK - Fortinet ZTNA ensures only authorized users and devices that should access an app. Plus, applications are hidden from the internet, which helps lower an organization's attack surface preventing misuse by threat actors.