Gateways perform authorization actions, such as enforcing a minimum trust tier or assigning a VLAN.
Resources are accessed via Gateways, such as SSH servers, Web proxies, or 802.1x-enabled networks.
Device Inventory Service continuously collects, processes, and publishes changes about the state of known devices.
The Access Control Engine is a centralized policy enforcement service referenced by each gateway that provides a binary authorization decision based on the access policy, output of the Trust Inferer, the resources requested, and real-time credentials.
The Access Policy is a programmatic representation of the Resources, Trust Tiers, and other predicates that must be satisfied for successful authorization.
The system sets the maximum trust tier accessible by the device and assigns the VLAN to be used by the device on the corporate network.
Trust Inferer is a system that continuously analyzes and annotates device state.
Resources are an enumeration of all the applications, services, and infrastructure that are subject to access control.
Access requirements are organized into Trust Tiers representing levels of increasing sensitivity.
These are the fundamental components of the BeyondCorp System: ArchitectureĪrchitecture of the BeyondCorp Infrastructure Components BeyondCorp considers both internal networks and external networks to be completely untrusted, and gates access to applications by dynamically asserting and enforcing levels, or “tiers,” of access. Unlike the conventional perimeter security model, BeyondCorp doesn’t gate access to services and tools based on a user’s physical location or the originating network instead, access policies are based on information about a device, its state, and its associated user. The goal of Google’s BeyondCorp initiative is to improve the security with regard to how employees and devices access internal applications. Total benefit over a three-year period.BeyondCorp is Google’s implementation of a Zero Trust Network.
Source “The Total Economic Impact of shared Chrome OS devices”, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Google.
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BEYONDCORP INITIATIVE SERIES
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Measurements are based on the standard (not anti-glare) display configuration. The stated width of the bottom bezel is the distance between the edge of the non-active screen display area and the visible edge of the display when the laptop is opened to 90 °. If the case width is included, the side bezel width is 5.7 mm.
The stated width of the side bezel is the distance between the edge of the non-active screen display area and the inside edge of the case.
Unless otherwise stated, WiFi and data transfer speeds are based on theoretical performance.
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BEYONDCORP INITIATIVE PASSWORD
Users will need to set a password the first time the device starts up.
Weight and dimensions may vary according to configuration.