Appgate Unveils Cloud-Native, Cloud-Delivered Zero Trust Platform with Built-In Risk Engine to Advance Enterprise Zero Trust Security Maturity

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Appgate, the secure access company, announced its cloud-native, cloud-delivered Zero Trust platform and built-in risk engine designed to help enterprises easily deploy and maintain a cohesive security ecosystem, maximize existing investments and accelerate their Zero Trust security maturity.
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Appgate’s multi-tenant Zero Trust platform is fueled by the industry’s most comprehensive Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution, Appgate SDP, and powerful partner integrations. It speeds Appgate SDP deployment with a unique as-a-service approach that retains customer control of network traffic and reduces infrastructure management overhead. The platform’s featured risk engine service enhances access policies with rich security context via click-to-configure connections to third-party IT, security and business solutions. Benefits of Appgate’s Zero Trust platform and risk engine include:News flash! Announcing the Appgate #cloudnative #ZeroTrust platform and built-in #risk engine fueled by our industry-leading #ZeroTrust access solution and no code partner risk data integrations. Read #cybernews now: https://bit.ly/3TtbF9j
- Customer choice of implementation models: Extending value-added services for self-hosted or Appgate-hosted deployments
- Fast-tracked Appgate SDP delivery: With a single button click, deploy the industry-leading ZTNA solution in minutes
- Smarter policy decisions: Use security and endpoint system telemetry to dynamically define risk-based rules for more granular policies
- Maximized security investments:Break down silos between security, IT and business systems by building an interoperable, cohesive Zero Trust ecosystem
- Simplified day-to-day operations:Offload administrative management, monitoring and upgrading tasks for operators with as a service delivery and a shared responsibility model
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