Resource-level access
Publish named applications and protocol requirements instead of granting a network location implicit trust.
Access the application. Keep the boundary.
Connect people, devices, and workloads to the resources they are authorized to use. Evaluate identity, posture, and context through the life of the session.
Antara ZTNA, in depth.
Antara Zero Trust Access places an authorization decision between an identity and a resource. The design starts with application ownership and business intent, then translates them into scoped access, connector placement, device requirements, and evidence. Existing identity providers and application networks remain central to the deployment.
Continuous context
Reconsider access when enrollment, device health, identity risk, or resource sensitivity changes.
Observable decisions
Attach policy versions and reason codes to access events so operators can explain an outcome.
- 01Identity
User or workload identity plus active enrollment.
- 02Context
Device posture, risk, session age, resource sensitivity.
- 03Decision
Versioned policy returns scope and constraints.
- 04Enforcement
Allow the approved resource and observe the session.
ENGINEERING LIBRARYFrom first question
From first question
to an operating design.
Follow a complete path through the architecture, integration, and operational decisions.
Architecture & white paper
Resource-centric access across an existing enterprise
A technical white paper on policy decision points, enforcement, private connectors, identity, and changing trust conditions.
Read the guide Integration guideAdopt ZTNA one application at a time
Federate identity, place outbound connectors, map dependencies, and move a pilot cohort without a network-wide cutover.
Read the guide Operations & evaluationExplain every access decision
Operate posture, policy rollout, connector health, and evidence as one service with clear ownership.
Read the guideBUILD YOUR EVALUATION PLAN
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