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title: About This Guide
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createdAt: 2026-07-22T14:00:49.255Z
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To see an overview of the software and workflows needed to get started quickly, read the *Neurons for Zero Trust Access: Getting Started Guide*.
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This guide takes you through the configuration and use of your Ivanti Neurons for Zero Trust Access (nZTA) service.

It covers the following subject areas:

- An overview of nZTA network architecture and concepts. See [Overview of Ivanti Neurons for Zero Trust Access](docId\:l_5jA2G89IAVU6vx7XKKi).
- Logging into the nZTA Controller as a Tenant Admin. See [Logging in as a Tenant Administrator](docId\:qAQLPFWfOt_GYC0QQw64z).
- Setting up one or more Gateways. See [Working with Gateways](docId\:odDr4Z3VrHMCgVhHAWv7j).
- Defining user authentication methods and policies, see [Working with User Authentication](docId\:NJOnS_n7fVj7YPwBgqwRy).
- Creating device policies. See [Creating Device Policies and Device Policy Rules](docId:_nvGswHhwlgHDsmRPBWyz).
- Adding applications to your Gateways. See [Working with Applications and Application Groups](docId:-fjkZEZfchYx8uec5GMuk).
- Configuring secure access policies. See [Creating/Editing Secure Access Policies](docId\:ndGVDPLKGsRFI6krD7rok).
- Enrolling desktop and mobile devices with the nZTA Controller. See [Enrolling Ivanti Secure Access Client](docId\:xlYYRE32DuERIDPt7Y8Ep).
- Updating the client software and ESAP definition on Ivanti Secure Access Client, see [Upgrading Ivanti Secure Access Client](docId\:W-29TjQPwTMxZ-JRq-sAU).
- Using analytics to monitor your nZTA platform and services. See [Using the Insights Menu to Monitor User Activity and Service Usage](docId:9pR-GUBlUQ_Ko0B6yMLkA).

