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Integrating SDP and DNS: Enhanced Zero Trust Policy Enforcement - Chinese Translation
Release Date: 02/07/2022
Working Group: Zero Trust
This localized version of this publication was produced from the original source material through the efforts of chapters and volunteers but the translated content falls outside of the CSA Research Lifecycle. For any questions and feedback, contact [email protected].
The purpose of this research article is to explain how DNS and the enterprise-managed DDI system can be combined with a Software-Defined Perimeter to deliver improved security visibility, resiliency, and responsiveness.
This position paper explores two use cases where DNS and the enterprise-managed DDI and SDP can be combined to improve security, contextual awareness, and responsiveness. This type of integration - tying together systems traditionally distinct for more holistic enforcement - is a hallmark of the Zero Trust approach to security. This paper does not address the security of the DNS infrastructure itself.
The purpose of this research article is to explain how DNS and the enterprise-managed DDI system can be combined with a Software-Defined Perimeter to deliver improved security visibility, resiliency, and responsiveness.
This position paper explores two use cases where DNS and the enterprise-managed DDI and SDP can be combined to improve security, contextual awareness, and responsiveness. This type of integration - tying together systems traditionally distinct for more holistic enforcement - is a hallmark of the Zero Trust approach to security. This paper does not address the security of the DNS infrastructure itself.
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