Identity, access policy & device posture — found from sitemap — Twingate

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• Resource policies definition Report an error

  “Resource Policies define the security requirements that users must satisfy to access a specific Resource. Each policy can combine authentication requirements, device security requirements, and location restrictions into a single rule set that is applied at the Resource level.”

• Default policy Report an error

  “Every Twingate network includes a Default Policy that is automatically assigned to all new Resources. The Default Policy can be edited but not deleted.”

• Auth frequency range Report an error

  “Authentication frequency: How often the user must re-authenticate, ranging from 1 hour to every 31 days.”

• Native MFA option Report an error

  “MFA: Whether Twingate’s native multi-factor authentication is required.”

• Rolling policy window Report an error

  “Any successful authentication event resets the timer across all Resources, not just the one being accessed.”

• Device only policy Report an error

  “You can disable authentication requirements entirely to create a device-only policy.”

• Device security modes Report an error

  “Three modes are available: Any Device: Any device that can successfully sign in to the network, meaning it meets the Approved Operating System requirements or a Trusted Profile. This is the default. Only Trusted Devices: Only devices that meet the requirements of a Trusted Profile. Devices that meet Approved Operating System requirements alone are not sufficient. Custom: Select specific Trusted Profiles and Approved Operating System configurations that satisfy this policy.”

• Location requirements enterprise only Report an error

  “Enterprise only Geoblocking is available on the Enterprise plan.”

• Geoblocking allow deny lists Report an error

  “You can configure either an allowlist (only specified countries can access) or a denylist (specified countries are blocked).”

• Always blocked countries Report an error

  “Certain countries are always blocked due to embargoes and cannot be overridden: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Syria.”

• Group policy overrides Report an error

  “You can override the Resource-level policy for specific Groups.”

• Policy disambiguation order Report an error

  “Twingate first looks for a policy the user already satisfies. If the user has an existing authenticated session that meets one of the applicable policies, Twingate uses that policy and grants access without prompting the user again.”

• Session expiry prompt Report an error

  “a prompt is displayed approximately 10 minutes before expiry, giving them the option to extend the session.”

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• The DevOps Engineer Identity, access policy & device posture
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