ZPR Artifacts: Security Attribute Namespaces, Security Attributes, and ZPR Policy

Learn about the Zero Trust Packet Routing (ZPR) artifacts, security attribute namespaces, security attributes, and ZPR policy.

A security attribute namespace is a container for a set of security attributes. Security attribute namespaces let you logically organize and secure security attributes.

A security attribute is a label that can be referenced in ZPR policy to control access to supported resources. You reference security attributes when you create ZPR policies to protect resources from unauthorized access or unauthorized data exfiltration.

A ZPR policy is a rule that governs the communication between specific endpoints identified by their security attributes.

Administrators must set up security attribute namespaces and security attributes in a tenancy before users can apply security attributes to resources.

You can manage security attribute namespaces, security attributes, and ZPR policy through the Console, CLI, or API. See Managing Security Attribute Namespaces, Managing Security Attributes, and Managing ZPR Policies.