What is Zero Trust Automation?

### Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a framework for providing secure access in today's decentralized network ecosystem. It removes the inherent trust in networks, resources, devices, and users, instead adopting a three-core principle-based approach: Assume breach, Verify explicitly, and Least privileged access. ZTNA solutions deny all access requests by default until trust can be established, requiring explicit verification from every user, regardless of their position within the organization. This approach provides granular control over which resources users may access and under which contexts. With ZTNA, businesses can unify access control across a single system, simplify policy enforcement, and reduce administrative overhead. However, deploying and managing Zero Trust security architectures introduces new complexities, particularly for DevSecOps deployments. Automation is essential to streamline development, deployment, and management of IT infrastructures, but integrating granular access control policies into tools requires constant care and feeding. Twingate's secure access solution was designed from the start to deliver enterprise-class Zero Trust Network Access with consumer-grade usability, allowing customers to deploy ZTNA globally in as little as fifteen minutes.

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