Private connectivity to SaaS and partners
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In this lesson
connect to SaaS and partners without exposing data to the open internet.
Planned topics
- Options: private endpoint to a provider-hosted service, dedicated link or VPN to a partner, allow-listed source addresses.
- Prefer private connectivity for sensitive flows (payments, ERP, partner data).
- When only the internet is available, combine TLS, mutual authentication, and IP allow-lists.
- Agree who runs and monitors each link, and what happens on failure.
- Document each external connection in an inventory.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
a table: external party, data exchanged, connection type, authentication, owner, failure behavior.
Check your understanding
What do you do if only an internet path to a partner exists?
Show answer
Use TLS, strong authentication, and allow-lists.
Practice
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