Aruba Zero Trust and SASE Security
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Zero Trust and SASE Security
Aruba built-in Zero Trust and SASE security ensures that the same access controls applied to campus or branch networks, also extend to the home or remote worker across wired, wireless, and WAN connections.
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IT security challenges have evolved significantly over the years as users have become increasingly decentralized and attacks have become more sophisticated and persistent. Traditional security approaches focused primarily on the perimeter of the network have become ineffective as stand-alone security strategies. Modern network security must accommodate an ever-changing, diverse set of users, applications, and devices, as well as much more prevalent threats targeting previously “trusted” parts of the network infrastructure.
Zero Trust has emerged as an effective model to better address changing security and regulatory compliance requirements of the modern enterprise by assuming that all users, devices, servers, and network segments are inherently insecure and potentially hostile.
Key benefits of Zero Trust and SASE Security
No one vendor or solution will deliver all the protection your organization needs. But, starting with strong, built-in network security means you have a head start on implementing a Zero Trust or SASE framework.
With Aruba ClearPass Device Insight, you can eliminate blind spots and see everything on your network—from traditional devices like tablets and laptops, to the increasingly diverse set of IoT devices.
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Once connected, ensure IT and security teams can operationalize the principles of identity-based access control on any network—wired, wireless, WAN, remote, campus, and branch—using Aruba Dynamic Segmentation.
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Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager allows you to centrally create role-based policies that enable teams to monitor and enforce how users and devices access IT resources, regardless of location, method of connectivity, or time-of-day.
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Aruba’s Policy Enforcement Firewall (PEF) runs on Aruba network infrastructure. It is a Layer 7 stateful firewall that enforces access policies defined by ClearPass Policy Manager, which means that access to IT resources is determined by identity and role and not by how the network is configured (VLANs).
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With identity awareness extended to the WAN edge via SD-Branch and EdgeConnect, the same access policies that apply to the LAN now extend to the cloud.
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