Abstract: A cloud computing platform provides zero trust network access as a service to a customer that maintains an application on-premises. In this context, the customer may be required to demonstrate ownership of a domain before the cloud computing platform will provide access to the on-premises application via the domain.

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, an apparatus includes one or more memories and one or more processors operatively coupled to the one or more memories. The one or more processors is configured to receive a policy bundle associated with at least one tenant from a plurality of tenants, determine a policy change associated with a change between the policy bundle and a tenant policy, the policy change associated with a load value, subscribe an administration client to an administration layer server based on the tenant policy, transmit the policy change to the administration layer client, implement the policy change into an agent associated with the administration layer client, determine a system load status based on a plurality of administration layer clients and the load value, and responsive to determining the system load status exceeds a predetermined threshold, generate at least one agent associated with the at least one tenant.

Abstract: A virtualized gateway for applications in a zero trust network access environment is managed from a cloud-based threat management facility for an enterprise network. In order to facilitate creation of a new, centrally managed gateway, a one-time passcode for registration of the gateway to the threat management facility is encoded onto a virtual disk and distributed to a host platform along with a base gateway image for the gateway. This advantageously permits the new gateway to boot and securely register with the threat management facility without further administrative intervention.

Abstract: A virtualized gateway for applications in a zero trust network access environment is managed from a cloud-based threat management facility for an enterprise network. In order to facilitate creation of a new, centrally managed gateway, a one-time passcode for registration of the gateway to the threat management facility is encoded onto a virtual disk and distributed to a host platform along with a base gateway image for the gateway. This advantageously permits the new gateway to boot and securely register with the threat management facility without further administrative intervention.

Abstract: A virtualized gateway for applications in a zero trust network access environment is managed from a cloud-based threat management facility for an enterprise network. In order to facilitate creation of a new, centrally managed gateway, a one-time passcode for registration of the gateway to the threat management facility is encoded onto a virtual disk and distributed to a host platform along with a base gateway image for the gateway. This advantageously permits the new gateway to boot and securely register with the threat management facility without further administrative intervention.

Abstract: A virtualized gateway for applications in a zero trust network access environment is managed from a cloud-based threat management facility for an enterprise network. In order to facilitate creation of a new, centrally managed gateway, a one-time passcode for registration of the gateway to the threat management facility is encoded onto a virtual disk and distributed to a host platform along with a base gateway image for the gateway. This advantageously permits the new gateway to boot and securely register with the threat management facility without further administrative intervention.