Enhancing Security with Identity-Based Access Controls
A Secure and Scalable Architecture
How Work
Zero-Trust Access Control
IAP operates as a reverse proxy, sitting at the edge of your network or cloud infrastructure. When a user attempts to access an internal application, IAP intercepts the request and verifies their identity using multi-factor authentication (MFA) and policy-based controls. Only after successful authentication does the request reach the intended destination. This architecture eliminates direct exposure of applications to the internet, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and cyberattacks. It seamlessly integrates with identity providers (IdPs) such as LDAP, SAML, and OAuth, ensuring flexible and centralized identity management across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Seamless Integration
Enhanced Security, Simplified Access Management
Why Your Organization Needs IAP
Implementing IAP in your organization significantly strengthens your security posture while improving user experience. By enforcing least-privilege access policies, IAP prevents unauthorized users from exploiting weak credentials or network-based vulnerabilities. Additionally, it removes the need for complex VPN configurations, reducing administrative overhead and operational costs. With real-time monitoring and audit logging, IAP provides full visibility into user activity, making compliance and security audits easier. Whether your team is working remotely or accessing resources across multiple cloud platforms, GaterZone’s IAP ensures seamless and secure access without compromising efficiency.
Reduced Attack Surface
Improved User Experience
