Traditional VPN-based access grants broad network access once connected, making it easy for attackers to move laterally after compromising a single user. Remote and hybrid work has accelerated this risk. Organizations need an access model that never trusts, always verifies — regardless of location.
Identity-driven application access that verifies every user and device before granting application-specific access — not broad network access.
Strong MFA enforcement across all users and applications with phishing-resistant options.
Risk-based, context-aware access policies that respond to user behavior, device health, and location.
Verify device health and compliance posture before granting access to sensitive resources.
Protect all users from web-based threats regardless of where they work — office, home, or travel.
Continuous monitoring of access patterns to detect anomalous behavior and insider threats.
In the UAE, Zero Trust & ZTNA supports UAE TDRA secure access requirements and UAE Cyber Security Council zero trust mandates for organisations in Dubai.
In Saudi Arabia, Zero Trust aligns with NCA ECC 1-1:2018 access control controls and SAMA Cyber Security Framework zero trust requirements.
For Egyptian organisations, Zero Trust meets EG-CERT secure access guidelines and NTRA remote access security requirements.
ZTNA is a security model that eliminates implicit trust — every user, device, and connection is verified before access is granted, regardless of location. Unlike VPNs that give broad network access, ZTNA enforces least-privilege, application-level access based on identity and context.
Traditional VPNs grant broad network access once connected — creating lateral movement risk if credentials are compromised. ZTNA grants access only to the specific applications needed, continuously validates the user and device, and reduces your attack surface significantly.
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) combines networking (SD-WAN) and security (ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS) into a single cloud-delivered architecture. ZTNA is the access control component of SASE. PurpleGuard delivers full SASE with ZTNA at its core.
Yes. NCA ECC mandates strong authentication, least-privilege access, and continuous monitoring. A Zero Trust architecture natively addresses these requirements and PurpleGuard provides compliance mapping and evidence for NCA ECC and SAMA assessments.
Absolutely. PurpleGuard takes an incremental approach — we overlay ZTNA controls on your existing infrastructure, starting with the highest-risk access paths. You do not need to rip and replace existing systems to benefit from Zero Trust principles.