Most organizations are still in the "build phase" of implementing Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), with only a small percentage having fully mature implementations. The majority of respondents can segment traffic on a resource level, but there are significant gaps in implementing least-privilege access, reducing public attack surface, upgrading authentication protocols to FIDO2/WebAuthn, and managing all ZTNA pillars under a single pane of glass. To address these challenges, organizations should focus on segmenting and filtering traffic at the resource level, upgrading their identity authentication protocols, adopting least-privilege access models, and centralizing the management of their ZTNA infrastructure. By benchmarking their ZTNA practices against industry benchmarks, organizations can identify areas for improvement and create a roadmap to achieve a comprehensive, robust ZTNA infrastructure.