Maximize ZTNA, Minimize Attack Surface
Build ZTNA by defining access control policies for users, context, and devices.
Hidden Apps + User Identity + Client UUID = Attack Surface Minimized
Device Identity Verification & Enforcement (DIVE) minimizes your network attack surface, and gives Admins full visibility into devices used, by limiting authenticated user access to trusted devices with unique digital identities.
FAQs
Device Identity Verification & Enforcement (DIVE) is a new approach to enforcing Least Privilege, by allowing Owners and Administrators to restrict user access to only trusted devices. This is accomplished by establishing a 1:1 relationship with a user’s connection Profile and the device’s UUID - restricting profile re-use from an unregistered Device.
If you have not already done so:
Create your Wide-area Private Cloud based on your use case:
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- Remote Access
- Site-to-Site
- Restricted Internet Access
- Define your trusted Applications and IP Services
- Define trusted Users and Devices
- Define Access Policies
- Shield against cyber threats
Yes, you must have the OpenVPN client running the minimum client version for your Operating System to enable DIVE.
The following are the minimum client versions to enable Device Enforcement on your device:
OS | Minimum Client Version |
Windows | OpenVPN Connect 3.3.7 |
Mac OS | OpenVPN Connect 3.4.2 |
Linux | OpenVPN3 v19_beta |
Android | OpenVPN Connect 3.3.2 |
iOS | OpenVPN Connect 3.3.3 |
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