Abstract
In the rapidly evolving field of information technology, network security, especially enterprise endpoint security, has emerged as a major challenge. This paper presents a comprehensive and interactive method for network access and user authentication utilizing a zero-trust framework. This method integrates key elements, including the Network Access (NA) Agent, Identity and Access Management (IAM) Agent, Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) Agent, and Situational Awareness (SA) Agent, to mitigate security risks associated with critical business information exposure and unauthorized network access. Leveraging a zero-trust approach, the method dynamically controls user permissions, thereby enhancing endpoint security. It also introduces an efficient solution that coexists with legacy infrastructures, balancing security necessities with user accessibility, and offering a unified solution for both internal corporate networks and the Internet. We present a thorough analysis of potential risks associated with this method and propose preventative measures to minimize these threats. We conclude that our method provides a more secure and efficient approach to enterprise network security compared to traditional static rule-based systems, offering a promising direction for future research and implementation.
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