Cloudflare Zero Trust

Cloudflare Zero Trust is a comprehensive security platform designed to protect organizations by applying a Zero Trust security model. This model assumes that all users and devices, whether inside or outside the network, are potential threats and verifies their identity and permissions before granting access to resources.

The platform offers several key features, including Access Policies, which determine who can reach specific applications based on user identity, location, and device posture. Network Policies allow administrators to control network-level traffic, enabling fine-grained access control to non-HTTP resources. HTTP Policies provide the ability to intercept and manage HTTP and HTTPS requests, allowing for actions like blocking, allowing, or overriding specific traffic elements.

Cloudflare Zero Trust integrates with the WARP client, which enhances security by applying advanced web filtering, anti-virus scanning, and browser isolation. The WARP client also supports identity-based policies, ensuring that security measures are enforced consistently across all devices and locations. This integration enables organizations to enforce security policies anywhere, providing in-depth insights into application usage and device health.

By leveraging Cloudflare's global network, organizations can ensure secure and private access to their resources, regardless of where users are located. The platform supports a wide range of selectors and actions, allowing administrators to tailor policies to meet specific organizational needs. Overall, Cloudflare Zero Trust offers a robust framework for securing corporate resources in a flexible and scalable manner.