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Policy modeling tool

September 5, 2024

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Admins can create multiple policies and assign these policies to multiple applications. As a result, it might become difficult for admins to understand the application access results for their end-users. That is, if the end-user is allowed or denied access based on the application and access policy configurations. The policy modeling tool (Access policies > Policy modeling) helps resolve these issues by giving the administrators full visibility into the expected application access result (allowed/allowed with restriction/denied). Admins can check the access results for specific users and add a user condition for contextual tags. The tool also displays the list of policies associated with the applications.

To analyze the access policy configuration, perform the following steps.

In the Secure Private Access console, click Access Policies and then click the Policy modeling tab.
Add the following details:
- Device type: Desktop is selected by default.
- Domain: Select the domain associated with the user.
- User: Select the user name for which you want to analyze the applications and associated policies.
You can also simulate a condition based on contextual tags on the end user and their devices.
1. Click Simulate conditions. The condition Contextual tags is selected by default.
2. Enter the contextual tag in Value.
3. Click the + sign to add other conditions.
Click Apply.

The applications and associated policies for the selected user are displayed in a tabular format.

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Policy modeling tool

September 5, 2024

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Policy modeling tool

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