Zero Trust has become a foundational cybersecurity strategy as organizations adapt to remote and hybrid work environments where traditional network boundaries no longer exist. The widespread adoption of Zero Trust reflects the growing need to verify every user, device, and access request before granting access to organizational resources. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a key component of this approach, providing secure, identity-based access to applications and services rather than broad network connectivity. By continuously validating user identity, device security, and contextual risk, ZTNA ensures users can access only the resources they are authorized to use. If suspicious activity is detected, access can be restricted or revoked immediately. This approach strengthens security, re

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