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In light of poor VPN performance, IT teams need to find faster and more secure connectivity solutions. Here’s why and what can be done.
SAP connectivity for remote employees and suppliers is insecure and difficult through VPNs. Read how zero trust security provides easy access to SAP & prevents data breaches.
Enterprises often mistakenly choose SSL VPNs for remote work without knowing they are an unsecured perimeter-based solution. Here’s how zero trust can help.
Pulse Secure VPN users could not log in to their organizational networks due to a bug and expired certificate. Here’s how zero trust would have kept businesses running.
Zero Trust (ZTNA or ZTA), VPNs, and SDP are three of the most common cybersecurity solutions for organizations. This blog post will explain each one and when you should choose it.
Recent data breaches like SolarWinds and FireEye have proven we need to rethink our security strategy, from VPNs and perimeter-based security to zero trust. See why.
VPNs can be insecure, perform poorly and cannot answer agility needs. Zero trust can complement or replace VPNs, to reduce the attack surface.
Zero Trust access can complement or fully replace VPNs to provide more secure access and greater business agility. This blog will explain how.

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