Which feature allows for micro-segmentation in access control?

App Segmentation is the feature that enables micro-segmentation in access control. This approach allows organizations to define more granular access policies for applications and services based on user roles, specific application needs, and the context of access requests. By isolating applications and their access controls, App Segmentation reduces the attack surface and helps to enforce policies that tailor who can access what resources, improving security posture.

Micro-segmentation specifically involves splitting applications into smaller, manageable segments, each with its own set of access policies. This can be particularly useful in minimizing lateral movement within a network, as a compromised application cannot easily expose other segments.

The other features, while important in their own rights, do not directly facilitate micro-segmentation. Inline DLP is focused on data loss prevention and ensures sensitive data is protected from unauthorized access or transfers, but it does not manage access controls at the segmentation level. Network Monitoring provides visibility into network activity and traffic, helping to identify potential threats, but it does not enforce access controls directly. Cloud Application Security manages secure access to cloud applications but does not specifically implement micro-segmentation in the same structured way as App Segmentation.