Precise access
Authorize each person for the apps and services their role requires.
- Identity based policy
- SSO integration
Give access to what matters. Nothing more.
Zero Trust Network Access gives each user and device a secure path to approved resources, without opening up your whole network.
What is ZTNA?
Zero Trust Network Access applies a simple rule to every connection: verify first, then allow only what is needed.
Access follows the user’s identity, device, and policy. People reach approved applications and services, while the rest of the network stays hidden. Jimber manages it all from one cloud console, including access for remote teams and devices that cannot run an agent.
See ZTNA in action.
How ZTNA works.
Security decisions happen before access is granted, for every user and every connection.
Identify
Know who is connecting, which device they use, and which resource they need.
Identity + deviceVerify
Check identity, device posture, and policy before every connection.
Continuous policyConnect
Open an encrypted path to the approved app or service, without exposing the wider network.
Only approved access
Any entity to any entity. One clear policy.
Decide which people, groups, devices, networks, applications, and services can connect to each other. Choose the source, destination, and service in one simple rule. Jimber applies it by identity, so policies stay easy to understand and manage as things change.
Access without the excess.
Reduce lateral movement by keeping each connection scoped to its destination.
Give remote teams fast access without broad VPN permissions.
Keep policy, access events, and audit evidence in one place.
Control at every connection.
One cloud managed platform across people, devices, applications, and locations.
Device confidence
Check device posture before access, with hardware options for agentless assets.
- Posture checks
- BYOD & OT
Smaller attack surface
Contain lateral movement with service level segmentation and encrypted traffic.
- Microsegmentation
- Encrypted transport
One place to manage
Set policies and review access events from a single cloud managed console.
- Unified logs
- API access
External access
Give partners and contractors scoped access without adding them to your internal network.
- Agentless RDP and SSH
- Managed ZTNA access for external profiles
Questions about ZTNA.
How is ZTNA different from a VPN?
A VPN often grants broad network access after login. ZTNA checks identity, device, and policy, then grants access only to approved apps or services.
Can it protect industrial and agentless devices?
Yes. Jimber can use NIAC hardware and network controllers to apply access controls to devices that cannot run an agent, including OT equipment.
Will it slow down remote workers?
Traffic uses optimized routes through Jimber controllers instead of unnecessary VPN detours. Performance depends on your network and deployment.
Can we keep our existing firewall?
Yes. Existing perimeter firewalls can remain while you introduce identity based access and service segmentation.