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One of the benefits to BeyondCorp is that you don't (generally) require LAN access in order to access resources. But that doesn't mean that restricting LAN access is a bad idea. I think to me, the point is, don't trust LAN access more than WAN access. > But I also think that if you consider network-level access as fundamentally different from other access then that's kinda missing the point of BeyondCorp. I also work at Cryptzone, an SDP platform vendor. and a brief overview from our corporate siteДisclaimer: I led the CSAвЂ™s Software-Defined Perimeter working group publication of SDP-for-IaaS, and am leading the current effort to create an SDP Architecture Guide. HereвЂ™s a video of me presenting on Software-Defined Perimeter at the CSA Summit at the 2017 RSA Conference All network traffic is encrypted, even if the underlying protocol is insecure Fine-grained policies control access for all users вЂ“ remote and on-premises вЂ“ to all resources, whether physical, virtual, or cloud Network resources are inaccessible to unauthorized users, dramatically reducing the attack surface All users are authenticated and authorized BEFORE they can access network resources SDP is an open architecture from the Cloud Security Alliance, and with it security teams can ensure that:

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I commend the Google team for not only deploying an effective and innovative security solution, but also for contributing to security community through this series of informative articles.Д®nterprises need to know that while BeyondCorp is Google-specific, there are similar types of open architectures that they can deploy today, most notably the Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP).

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