As this non-profit transitioned the majority of its resources to the cloud, it sought secure, reliable protection to prevent unauthorized access and limit lateral attacks. Appgate SDP was selected to provide continuous, granular access control for resources, no matter where they are located.
Appgate SDP, a top-tier Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution, is specifically designed to address the modern cybersecurity challenges faced by federal agencies, while meeting the standards of TIC 3.0 and CLAW.
Most ZTNA solutions are cloud-routed and built on a proxy-based architecture that re-routes traffic through cloud providers, which increases latency and diminishes scale to ensure security. Appgate takes a better approach using a direct routed software-defined perimeter model.
The DOD is challenged to ensure secure operations across all domains. Ensure uninterrupted and reliable communications in the most challenging environments across land, air, sea, space, and cyberspace. The Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) initiative reflects this need by seeking to integrate warfighting capabilities across all military branches to ensure response to emerging threats fa...
Appgate SDP’s cybersecurity is directly aligned with the stringent requirements of CMMC 2.0, providing employees with effective security measures to protect sensitive data, manage compliance, and strengthen their cybersecurity posture. This eBook provides an overview of CMMC 2.0 requirements and governance relative to the NIST 800-171 standard.
Learn how Appgate SDP meets the stringent security requirements of government and DoD environments to ensure sensitive data is protected and critical operations are secured from cyber threats.
Discover how Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) provides secure remote access for military operations at the tactical edge. Appgate SDP, ZTNA revolutionizes network defense safeguarding mission-critical operations in the most demanding of environments.
Read to learn how Appgate SDP ZTNA features align with NIST controls, showcasing compliance with federal industry standards and addressing security requirements outlined in NIST SP 800-53.
Zero trust is essential for government agencies, and Appgate employs direct-routed models to ensure the security of vital information. In this resource, Appgate's CEO highlights the benefits of their direct-routed architecture for flexibility, scalability, and efficient network management within a zero trust model.
The video features a technical presentation and Q&A session discussing the capabilities of Appgate SDP, a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution. Topics covered include maximum concurrent connections, policy enforcement and integration with backend systems, Appgate's compatibility with cloud environments like AWS, success stories in sectors such as defense and financial services, and the separa...
In this video, Leo Taddeo, CEO of Appgate, discusses the importance of direct-routed network architecture for federal civilian agencies. He highlights Appgate's focus on Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) principles, such as identity-centric controls and cloaked infrastructure, to enhance security and reduce costs. Leo also explains the differences between direct-routed and cloud-routed models, show...
A government agency was assigned the responsibility of consolidating, streamlining, and enhancing IT access within government departments. The agency, worried about traditional tools like VPNs, firewalls, and jump hosts, required centralized control of user access privileges. In their technology evaluation, they explored Appgate SDP, which offers dynamic one-to-one network connections, making ever...
A professional services firm with 9,000 employees required a secure and efficient method to segment both internal and external user groups. Appgate SDP quickly gained widespread popularity within the organization to the extent that even non-developers expressed a strong interest in incorporating their projects into the Appgate platform.
Explore an introductory demo of Appgate SDP, including its architectural elements, administrative console, and client interface. Witness how Appgate SDP utilizes direct-routed architecture to elevate network security and streamline access control, all while delivering scalability, extensive visibility, user-friendly administration, and potential cost efficiencies.
Discover how the industry's most comprehensive universal Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution enhances security and revolutionizes your network by harnessing the benefits of direct-routed architecture, including flexibility, extensibility, and seamless integration.
In the realm of critical infrastructure, the need for robust
security measures is paramount, as vulnerabilities could lead to catastrophic
consequences, such as jeopardizing millions of lives through infected grid
sensors or compromising defense communications in war zones. Appgate SDP, a
leading Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution, is purpose-built to
safeguard critical infrastructure ...
The Department of Defense (DoD) is facing increasingly
high-stakes cybersecurity threats from malicious actors and nation states
attempting to infiltrate its information network. To address these challenges,
the DoD introduced an accelerated Zero Trust implementation. The motivation
behind this rapid adoption of Zero Trust is clear: traditional perimeter
defenses are no longer sufficient for ...
Nemertes’ Real Economic Value study independently assessed the business and operational influence of Appgate SDP, a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution. The study involved comprehensive interviews with technology experts who utilize the product for secure access to organizational resources. By analyzing these interviews, Nemertes quantified the tangible advantages and enhancements that Appga...
In the realm of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), the drawbacks of cloud-routed solutions become evident. These solutions fall short when confronted with intricate network topologies and hybrid infrastructures. On the other hand, the advantages of direct-routed ZTNA are substantial. By embracing direct-routed ZTNA, you pave the way to design your optimal Zero Trust architecture and establish a coh...
As organizations grapple with the complexities of infrastructures and evolving requirements, the need for a universal Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) approach becomes paramount. Unlike cloud-routed solutions, Appgate SDP offers operational advantages through direct-routed ZTNA, providing full control, universal access control, low-latency access, and flexible deployment options for a robust Zero ...
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Department of Defense (DoD), the U.S. Air Force (USAF), the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and now the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have created or are in the process of finalizing Zero Trust security guidance.
Most government organizations and federal agencies make use of the cloud for at least some, if not all, of their IT needs. But the promise of the cloud won’t work without Zero Trust security baked in.
The purpose of this CNAP Reference Design (RD) is to describe and define the set of capabilities, fundamental components, and data flows within a CNAP…read to learn more!
