Zero Trust is an approach to security based on the principles of least-privilege and continuously authenticated, authorized, and monitored communications. Fortinet’s Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) for government is a foundational first step for implementing Zero Trust into your existing IT infrastructure. Aligned with NIST Zero Trust architecture guidelines, ZTNA is at the core of Fortinet’s technology—providing consistent, seamless and continuously validated application access for all users and resources, no matter their location.
Our federal Zero Trust solutions incorporate advanced Zero Trust strategies for federal security and established Zero Trust principles in government IT. We apply these alongside our Fortinet Security Fabric, which stretches across an agency’s attack surface. It features enhanced context-aware and risk-based conditional Zero Trust policy enforcement for every access request—helping agencies achieve stronger Zero Trust compliance.