Three new ways teams are using Cloudflare Access
Aug 15, 2018Sam Rhea

Summary
This post details three new ways teams are using Cloudflare Access to transition from VPNs to a zero-trust model. It introduces the use of One-Time Pin (OTP) for granting access to external partners without adding them to an Identity Provider (IdP), demonstrating policy configuration with Access Groups and OTP. It also explains how to enforce network origin requirements by combining IdP authentication with IP address range checks in Access policies. Finally, it highlights the integration of Access with Argo Tunnel to securely expose on-premise applications without opening firewall ports.
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