Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Learn how ZTNA works on the Digibee Integration Platform and how you can use it.

For ZTNA to work properly on the Digibee Integration Platform, certain settings are required. Take a look at the prerequisites documentation for more details.

How ZTNA works

Concepts

To understand how ZTNA works in the Digibee Integration Platform, you need to be familiar with the following concepts:

  • Edge Router: verifies who is allowed to access your internal network, applies security rules, and helps divide the network into smaller, secure sections.

  • Fabric: connects all the parts of your network together, ensuring they work smoothly and securely. It enforces security policies in the network, regardless of the location of users or devices.

  • MTLS (Mutual TLS): mTLS simplifies operations by ensuring only verified users or devices can access the network, reducing the chance of attacks. It ensures that both sides of a connection are authenticated before they communicate.

The integration of ZTNA, Edge Routers, and smart routing solutions creates a network that guarantees both security and high performance. The diagram below illustrates how ZTNA operates within the Platform:

Diagram representing the ZTNA architecture at Digibee Integration Platform

How to use ZTNA

With ZTNA, you can configure safe connections between different parts of the network independently, without needing assistance from the Support team. This provides greater flexibility and agility when configuring secure network environments.

Check the documentation below to learn how to set up your ZTNA connections and routes.

Connections (Edge Routers)

Routes (Network mapping)

ZTNA configurations and operations

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