AWS re:Inforce 2023 - Setting up AWS Verified Access (NIS223)

In this lightning talk, walk through how to set up AWS Verified Access, a new, simplified way to secure user access to corporate applications. Built on AWS Zero Trust guiding principles, AWS Verified Access validates every application request before granting access, without the need for a VPN. Learn how to natively integrate with device and identity providers and use the new Cedar language for granular and secure access policies.
Learn more about AWS re:Inforce at go.aws/42zqk7C.
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[@mericozkayagan3893]

perfectly explained thank you

[@harikishore4971]

I am using Okta and my application use a 2nd URL to load few things after loging. How it can be handled. The 2nd URL should not ask for login-in.