Akamai Enterprise Application Access
By Akamai Enterprise Application Access · akamai.com
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What the maker publishes
- Access model
- It grants per-application access without giving users network-level access, and user sessions terminate in the cloud. source
- Adaptive access
- Access policies can consider OS update status, firewall and anti-malware status, and external signals from services including Akamai Secure Internet Access Enterprise, Carbon Black, and CrowdStrike. source
- Adaptive policies
- Access policies can use device posture signals such as operating system patch state, firewall status, anti-malware, and external endpoint security signals. source
- Akamai integrations
- EAA integrates with Akamai MFA, Secure Internet Access Enterprise, and App & API Protector. source
- App access
- It supports clientless access for web apps and client-based access for non-HTTP/HTTPS apps, including TCP and UDP applications. source
- Application hosting
- Connectors can be deployed near applications in on-premises data centers or clouds, and Akamai documents connector options for VMware, VirtualBox, AWS, OpenStack/KVM, Hyper-V, Docker, Azure, and Google Compute Engine. source
- Application types
- EAA supports clientless web access and client-based access for non-web applications, including RDP, SSH, and VNC. source
- Audience
- Akamai identifies hybrid workforces, employees, contractors, partners, and suppliers as users who can receive application-specific access. source
- Client platforms
- The EAA Client documentation lists Windows 10 and 11, macOS, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and ARM processors as supported platforms. source
- Compliance
- Akamai states that Enterprise Application Access achieved FedRAMP Moderate-level authorization. source
- Deployment
- Lightweight connectors deployed near applications make outbound-only connections to EAA, and can connect to applications on-premises or in the cloud. source
- Directory support
- Supported directories include EAA Cloud Directory, Active Directory, LDAP, AD LDS, and SCIM provisioning with Azure AD and Okta. source
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Checked against the maker's pages on 29 Sept 2026.