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In today’s ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, Zero Trust is here to stay.
Before the concept of Zero Trust was well known, organizations followed the belief that anything within the network is trusted, and anything outside of it is untrusted. Zero trust is built on the idea that all traffic, whether incoming or outgoing, should be inspected, regardless of the source.
Traditional remote connectivity solutions, like VPN, fall short of meeting this requirement because they connect users to an entire network segment, which in many cases provides access to a lot more than what is required to do their job.
With many organizations having to support a suddenly remote workforce, major performance concerns have arisen with VPN since it was never designed to support thousands of employees working remotely and connecting simultaneously.
Zero Trust Network Access can help address both of…
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Posted by: Mark Stone |
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August 20, 2020 at 09:11AM
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