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Only healthy devices reach sensitive apps

ReadyLab only~5 minDevice postureAccessDigital Experience Monitoring

pgAdmin requires a device with its firewall on. Turn it off and access ends. Backlog's response time is measured from every device.

The problem

Rickie may use the database console, but not from a laptop with its firewall off. And when someone says Backlog is slow from home, the help desk has nothing to look at.

Lands with: security teams with a device standard, and IT help desks

Before you start

Run it

The device is part of the policy

DoSay
Zero Trust → Team & Resources → Devices → Device posture: Windows firewall on, Windows 10 or later.The client reports these from every device every few minutes.
Access controls → Policies → IT Admins only.pgAdmin's policy requires the firewall check, as well as the IT Admins group.
As Rickie, open https://pgadmin.corp.internal.It works: the right person, on a healthy device.
Turn the Windows firewall off, wait for the next report (up to five minutes), and reload pgAdmin.Refused. Same person and password, but the device has changed. Turn the firewall back on and access returns.
Whybackground, if you are asked

The policy now checks who you are and what you are using. Same person, same password: only the device changed. Access returns on its own once the firewall is back on.

The experience, measured

DoSay
Insights → Digital experience → Tests → Backlog reachability.Every device checks Backlog every ten minutes, so the help desk can see when it is slow.
Whybackground, if you are asked

When someone says Backlog is slow from home, the help desk opens this instead of asking them to run a speed test.

What the audience should see

Where the evidence is

Access authentication logs: the refused request, naming the failed check.

Known limitations

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