Genians ZTNA

Home Genians ZTNA

NAC - Driven Zero Trust Network Access

Accelerate Non-disruptive Zero Trust Implementation

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.

 

Digital Identity Attributes

“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.

Key Features

ZTNA Anywhere Powered by Genians #1 Proven NAC

Genians ZTNA Overview 1024x576 1

Network Observability

  • Infrastructure Independent Network Sensor
  • Device Platform Intelligence 
  • IP Address Management
  • Switch Port Management (SNMP)
  • WLAN Visibility/Security
  • Traffic Flow/Analysis (Netflow)

Network Access Control

  • Micro Segmentation
  • Context-based Least Privilege Access
  • Multi-layered Enforcement – ARP / DHCP / 802.1x (RADIUS) / Cloud Gateway / Agent / SPAN(Mirror)
  • Application Visibility and Control
  • IP Mobility (VxLAN, Always on ZTNA)

Cloud Security

  • Cloud Workload Visibility
  • Cloud Security Group Management Automation
  • Zero Trust Security Policy for Cloud Workload
  • Security Service Edge (SSE) on the Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP)
  • White-labeled SASE solution for MSSP

Secure Remote Access

  • ZTNA Agent for Secure Remote Connection
  • Biometric (FIDO) Authentication
  • Dynamic Policy Enforcement (RADIUS CoA)
  • Always on ZTNA
  • IPSec / SSL-VPN Gateway

Endpoint Security

  • Endpoint Visibility
  • Device Configuration
  • Application Management
  • Compliance and Risk Posture Measurement
  • Automated Remediation
Components

Essential elements for Genian ZTNA

Genians ZTNAC Process 1024x481 1

Genians Cloud

  • Review and refine device platform information via the cloud
  • Deliver the most accurate, up-to-date device platform intelligence to Policy Server on a weekly basis.
  • NAC software distribution (updated bi-monthly)
  • Docs

Policy Server

  • Available in Genians Cloud, Public Cloud, Private Cloud or On-Prem
  • Provides single pane of glass for all ZTNA policies
  • Correlates data from Sensors, Agents, and Network Devices
  • Manage components, users, devices, dashboards, and reporting
  • Integration options for Security Automation with Cybersecurity Ecosystem

Network Sensor

  • Can be deployed on physical Intel products as VMs, Docker containers, or Agents
  • Use for Public Cloud, Private Cloud, On-Prem, Branch or even Home applications.
  • Provides Genian Device Platform Intelligence (GDPI) for any IP-enabled device
  • Collects Network Traffic for Analysis
  • Performs Policy Enforcement Functions
  • Performs VxLAN Tunneling to support IP Mobility

Integrated NAC/ZTNA Agent

  • Provides full NAC Endpoint Security
  • Over 50 available plugins to monitor and control endpoints
  • Built-in client VPN functionality
  • Sensor plugin available for quick visibility at small locations
  • Access Control capability utilizing dynamic firewall rules on endpoint

Cloud Gateway

  • Available in Public Cloud, Private Cloud, or On-Prem
  • May also be deployed as a Remote/Teleworker Gateway
  • Provides Authentication Services and Zero Trust Access Control
  • Controls traffic to Internet, Cloud, and On-Prem Destinations
  • Application visibility and Control

Cloud Connector

  • Provides Granular Control in AWS Cloud Environments
  • Detects any Computing Instances Deployed
  • Automated Security Group Updates 

FAQ's

1. What is Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) according to Genians?

ZTNA is a security framework that ensures secure network access by never implicitly trusting any device or user, regardless of their location. It uses the principle of “never trust, always verify,” requiring continuous verification of both the technical and business context of each device accessing the network.

2. Why is ZTNA important in today’s perimeter-less world?

As network environments become more dynamic and traditional boundaries disappear, attack surfaces expand. ZTNA addresses these changes by securing network edges and adapting to evolving threats, making it essential for protecting modern organizations from cyber risks.

3. Is ZTNA only relevant for remote work?

No, ZTNA is not limited to remote work. Genians emphasizes that the same security and user experience should be delivered everywhere—even on campus networks, in branch offices, or in the cloud—ensuring consistent protection and access controls across all environments.

4. What does “never trust, always verify” mean in practical terms?

This principle means organizations should not trust any device or user by default. Verification is continuous and contextual, considering both it’s technical specifications and business roles before granting network access.

5. How does Genians ZTNA correlate device specifics for network access?

Genians ZTNA collects and analyzes specifics of devices—such as hardware, software, and user role—in real time, correlating this information with their business context to make informed, dynamic access decisions.

6. What are the key benefits of adopting Genians ZTNA?

Key benefits include: Accelerated securing of evolving network edges Real-time, context-aware access control Consistent security and user experience for remote, campus, and branch environments Reduction of cyber threat surfaces through strict verification and access policies