AWS re:Invent 2022 - [NEW] Introducing AWS Verified Access: Secure connections to your apps (NET214)

AWS Verified Access helps you implement secure access to corporate applications without requiring a VPN. Built on Zero Trust principles, AWS Verified Access enables you to set fine-grained access policies for your applications. This ensures that application access is granted only when users meet the security requirements you specify (e.g., user identity, device security status, real-time data such as geolocation). This session provides a high-level overview of AWS Verified Access, its features, and how you can use it to build a Zero Trust architecture.
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[@nivi3418]

Amazing Launch!

[@harikishore4971]

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

[@rajpandey5543]

Is there any plan to include the onprem applications connected via TGW ... Can some kind of reverse proxy help to achieve this.. ?

[@awssupport]

Good question, Raj! We've passed along your question to our team. 💬 ^AK

[@dpxprhulc4xkl]

I know this comment is a year late but I'll type it here regardless in case it helps someone - She mentioned in the video that they have plans to bring TGW, CloudWAN, etc. in the future

[@sahild6584]

How it is different from Zscaler?