Unify human and machine identities into one end-to-end encrypted overlay fabric.
No client agents to download, no firewall ports to open, no routing configurations to change.
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Why BAPI ZTA?
Current solutions have critical challenges
Integration Complexity
Scalability Challenges
User Experience
Cost & Resource Overhead
Visibility Blind spots
Vendor lock-in & Fragmentation
Complexity and Integration Issues
Implementing Zero Trust requires significant changes to existing IT infrastructure. Many organizations struggle with the complexity of integrating Zero Trust principles with legacy systems, often leading to partial or fragmented implementations that don’t fully achieve the intended security posture.
Scalability Concerns
Poorly architected Zero Trust architectures create scalability challenges. As organizations grow, the amount of micro-segmentation and associated “policy explosion” becomes a major administrative overhead, leading to performance bottlenecks.
User Experience
Access controls approaches created without consideration of business productivity and user experience cause resource access friction and reduce teams’ velocities.
Cost and Resource Intensity
Implementing and maintaining a Zero Trust architecture can be resource-intensive. The need for continuous monitoring, frequent policy updates, and the deployment of additional security tools can drive up costs, making it a challenging proposition for organizations with limited budgets.
Visibility Gaps
While Zero Trust aims to eliminate blind spots, if not correctly configured, it can still leave gaps. Incomplete visibility into all network traffic, especially encrypted traffic, can prevent organizations from fully realizing the benefits of Zero Trust, leaving them vulnerable to insider threats and sophisticated attacks.
Vendor Lock-In and Fragmentation
Many Zero Trust solutions are tied to specific vendors, leading to vendor lock-in. Additionally, a lack of standardization across different tools and platforms can result in a fragmented security posture, making it difficult to enforce consistent policies across the entire organization.