Citrix Secure Private Access

Policy modeling tool

July 10, 2024

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Having multiple applications and several access policies can make it difficult for admins to understand the exact end-user app access result that is if the end user is allowed or denied access to an application based on all the configurations.

The policy modeling tool (Access policies > Policy modeling) solves this problem by giving the administrators full visibility into the expected app access results (allowed/allowed with restriction/denied) based on their existing configurations. Admins can check the access results for any user based on user conditions such as device type, device posture, geo-location, network location, user risk score, and workspace URL.

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: Select the device type of the end user. (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 set of conditions/constraints on the end user and their devices.

Note:

Add the exact user conditions to fetch accurate results.
Click Simulate conditions.
Select the condition (Device posture, Geo-location, Network location, User risk score and Workspace URL) and then select the associated value.
Click the + sign to add more conditions.
Click Apply.

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

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Policy modeling tool

July 10, 2024

Contributed by:

C C

July 10, 2024

Contributed by:

C C

Policy modeling tool

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