Genian Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) Policy Server provides a single management view for all connected users and devices regardless of location, including On-Prem, remote/WFH or Cloud. Provides traffic Visibility and Least Privilege Access based on device type, location, compliance and user identity via easy to use ZTNA enforcement policy wizard.
Accelerate Non-Disruptive Zero Trust Implementation with Genian ZTNA. In this perimeter-less world, where do you currently stand, as network environments continue to evolve dramatically and cyber threat surfaces continue to change and expand? Expedite securing network edges by adopting zero trust security. These two essential elements will help you solve the puzzle of how to achieve zero trust.
Never trust, always verify, but never trust what? Define the specifics of devices accessing your network by correlating them with both their technical and business contexts in real-time.
Universal ZTNA. ZTNA is not only necessary for remote work. The same security and user experience should be provided anywhere, on campus networks, in branch offices, and in the cloud.
Security Service Edge features including Biometric (FIDO) Authentication, Secure Encrypted Connect, URL Filtering, Application Visibility and Control, Network Traffic Analysis (NTA), Zero Trust Cloud Security Policy, VXLAN and IP Mobility.
Highlights
Quick and easy ZTNA Client installation option from GUI
Multi-Factor Authentication including FIDO/biometric MFA, OTP, SMS, etc.
Secure, encrypted connection between any connected client and ZTNA Gateway
Least Privilege Access based on over 500 pre-defined (or customized) conditions
URL Filtering
Application Visibility and Control via ZTNA Gateway Netflow Agent
VXLANs for IP Mobility and simplified ZTNA Policy Management
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The software itself is free. You pay only for the AWS EC2 instance you choose to run the Policy Server on. Pricing is billed by the hour based on instance size. You pick from eight instance types across two families. Within each family, sizes range from medium to 2xlarge, so hourly cost scales with the compute, memory, and CPU capacity you select. Larger instances suit heavier workloads and more connected devices. This structure lets you match the running cost to your performance needs rather than to feature tiers.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the hourly charge cover, and do I still owe anything for the software itself?
The software is free. Your hourly charge covers only the AWS EC2 instance running the Policy Server. It reflects the compute, memory, and CPU of the instance type you select. No separate software license fee applies through this listing.
Am I charged when the Policy Server instance is stopped or powered off?
Hourly charges accrue while the instance runs. A fully stopped instance stops the running-time charge. You may still owe underlying AWS storage fees for the attached volume, but the hourly instance charge meters running time only.
How do I decide which instance size to run the Policy Server on?
Instance sizing scales with your expected workload and number of connected devices. Genians counts only active devices toward licensing, so heavier device activity and session volume suit larger sizes. Smaller sizes suit lighter loads. You match the instance to performance needs, not feature tiers.
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