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What is a Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP)?

A Software-Defined Perimeter uses a controller to evaluate access requests and enforcement components to allow approved connections.

Typical roles include:

  • A client that requests access
  • A controller that authorizes the request
  • An enforcement point that controls the connection

Specific identity checks, supported protocols, and session controls depend on the implementation.

How LayerV Implements This

LayerV uses OpenNHP and resource-scoped access links. Local publication uses the connector embedded in the qURL CLI. Link policies complement the identity and application controls configured for the resource.

Related

Network Hiding Protocol (NHP)Zero Trust ArchitectureSingle Packet Authorization (SPA)
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