Wouldn’t it be nice if your users could have secure Zero Trust Network Access to their business apps from their Macs immediately out of the box? Well, with Jamf Connect, they soon will be able to… After a user logs into their Mac with Jamf Connect, we will use that login credential to automatically activate Jamf Trust and its ZTNA functionality.
What does this do for end users?
This is an absolute UX game-changer! Once the user opens their Mac and signs in with Jamf Connect, they’ll be able to access all their SaaS (Salesforce, O365, Slack, etc.) and enterprise apps (AWS, On Prem, etc.). They won’t be prompted to enter their VPN credentials daily/weekly, as we will use that original login credential to continually give access to their apps. Now if their device has some sort of risk (think malware, out-of-date OS, phishing, etc.), then we will prompt the user to remediate before accessing their secure apps.
What about admins?
This approach eliminates the need for admins to have to maintain complicated certificate-based authentication for zero touch and on-demand VPN connectivity, leveraging your Identity Provider and Jamf Connect to do this heavy lifting instead. Admins no longer have to maintain certificates for VPN access, and can use risk-based policies to allow only “Sanctioned” and “Secured” devices access to their business apps.
Jamf Connect still includes the features and functionality we have loved for years. Namely, the ability to 1) password sync your local Mac with IdP 2) create local admins/standard accounts based on IdP and 3) create a local account based on IdP credentials. Jamf Connect gives you the ability to accomplish the above AND secure Zero Trust Network Access.
Talk about the future of identity and network access!
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