AWS Verified Access in a TIC 3.0 architecture
Public Sector Blog
The article discusses AWS Verified Access (AVA) and its role in helping federal agencies meet Trusted Internet Connections (TIC) 3.0 security requirements through a zero trust architecture.
- AVA provides secure application access without requiring a VPN
- Supports TIC 3.0 requirements through capabilities like:
- Central log management
- Strong authentication
- Resilience
- Policy enforcement
- Offers features such as:
- Single sign-on
- Risk-based authentication
- Multi-factor authentication
- Centralized policy management
- Integrates with AWS security tools and identity providers
AVA helps federal agencies improve security, maintain compliance, and provide a seamless user experience when accessing cloud applications.
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