What are two functions of NGFW in a ZTA deployment? (Choose two.)
What are two functions of NGFW in a ZTA deployment? (Choose two.)
In a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) deployment, a Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) acts as a segmentation gateway, which involves dividing the network into segments to limit the lateral movement of threats and enforcing security policies within those segments. Additionally, NGFWs are capable of performing deep packet inspection, a process where the data in the packet is analyzed in detail to detect and respond to threats, ensuring that malicious traffic is identified and blocked. These functionalities help in maintaining the security and integrity of the network within a ZTA framework.
Next-generation firewall; Network traffic is segmented and inspected. NGFW also acts as a segmentation gateway.
Zero Trust Access 7.2 Study Guide - Page 33 ZTA is not just one product or platform; it is a solution to control access to assets and applications by users and devices. Some of the key ZTA components include: • Network access control: Device visibility and centralized access control are implemented. "Packet inspection" shown in slide Answer AD