Silver Zero Trust access path verifying user identity, device posture, policy, and application access before allowing a connection

Verify every access decision

Trust the identity, device,and application—not the location.

WatchGuard Zero Trust Bundle combines endpoint, identity, and secure-access controls so access decisions can account for who the user is, whether the device is trusted, and which resource is being requested.

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Why it matters

A valid password and a familiar network are no longer enough to establish trust.

Compromised credentials, unmanaged devices, and broad network access create avoidable exposure. Zero Trust uses multiple signals and least-privilege policy to make a more precise decision for each protected connection.

Core capabilities

Protection with a defined purpose.

Each capability addresses a specific part of the risk while sharing useful visibility with the broader WatchGuard ecosystem.

Verified identity

Strong authentication helps confirm the person requesting access before protected resources are made available.

Trusted-device posture

Endpoint status and supported device context can contribute to access decisions instead of treating every device equally.

Application-level access

Users receive access to approved applications rather than broad connectivity to an entire private network.

Secure internet access

Cloud-delivered web and firewall controls help protect users while they work beyond the office perimeter.

Contextual policy

Policies can evaluate identity, group, device, location, time, and other supported conditions before granting access.

Unified administration

WatchGuard Cloud brings the connected identity, endpoint, and secure-access layers into one operational environment.

The identity foundation

AuthPoint provides the strong authentication layer.

Kenmie can align AuthPoint MFA, endpoint posture, and FireCloud access policy into one practical Zero Trust deployment.

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The accountable layer

What Kenmie brings to the solution.

Technology becomes an operating security service when it is scoped, configured, monitored, maintained, and supported around the customer’s environment.

Identify users, devices, applications, and access paths

Define least-privilege groups and access requirements

Plan endpoint, identity, and secure-access dependencies

Configure and test contextual access policies

Monitor access health and significant policy events

Maintain access as roles, devices, and applications change

Business outcomes

Security that is easier to understand and operate.

Access based on identity and device trustReduced reliance on broad network accessConsistent policy for hybrid workConnected visibility across security layers

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