Securely deploying security policy and configuration through network address translation systems

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising computer-executable instructions that, when executed, are configured to cause at least one processor to perform operations comprising:

• transmitting a first signal to a network address translation (NAT) system, wherein the first signal comprises a first request to discover a server device, and wherein the NAT system is configured to communicatively couple to the first network to a second network inaccessible, wherein the first network is inaccessible to the second network;
• receiving location data associated with the server device from the NAT system;
• transmitting a second signal addressed to the server device based on the location data, wherein the second signal is transmitted to the NAT system, and wherein the second signal comprises a second request for a security policy from the server device;
• receiving the security policy via the NAT system, wherein the security policy is stored on the server device;
• and
• adjusting one or more communication operations based on the security policy.

A method, comprising:

• transmitting, via at least one processor, a first signal to a network address translation (NAT) system, wherein the first signal comprises a first request to discover a server device, and wherein the NAT system is configured to communicatively couple to the first network and a second network inaccessible to the first network;
• receiving, via the at least one processor, server data associated with the server device from the NAT system;
• transmitting, via the at least one processor, a second signal addressed to the server device based on the server data, wherein the second signal is transmitted to the NAT system, and wherein the second signal comprises a second request for a security policy from the server device;
• receiving, via the at least one processor, the security policy via the NAT system, wherein the security policy is stored on the server device;
• and
• adjusting, via the at least one processor, one or more communication operations based on the security policy.