
AWS Verified Access integrates with CrowdStrike device trust provider to enable Zero Trust remote access to corporate applications by evaluating user identity and device security posture in real-time without requiring a VPN.


<div><p>This article explains how to integrate AWS Verified Access with CrowdStrike for Zero Trust remote access to corporate applications without VPN.</p><ul><li>AWS Verified Access enables secure app access using identity and device trust providers</li><li>CrowdStrike Zero Trust Assessment scores endpoints 1-100 based on OS and sensor settings</li><li>Solution requires Okta for identity and CrowdStrike for device posture verification</li><li>Four-step setup: create trust providers, instance, group, and endpoint</li><li>Verified Access policies written in Cedar language enforce access requirements</li><li>Group policy enforces minimum CrowdStrike ZTA score of 50 across all endpoints</li><li>Endpoint policy restricts access to users in specific identity groups</li><li>Route53 CNAME maps application domain to Verified Access endpoint</li></ul><p>This integration provides layered security by combining user identity verification with device security posture assessment, eliminating VPN dependency while maintaining Zero Trust principles.</p></div>


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