Seven Key Considerations for a ZTNA Solution
For a long time, the majority of companies depended heavily on Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and security techniques based on premises to secured remote access. Since 2020, the weaknesses of these strategies have become clear: They aren't able to scale easily. IT is not able to see the activities of users and their activity Performance is affected when traffic is backhauling into the security stack within the data center. It's not feasible to set up and maintain VPN clients for BYOD as well as partner devices They're difficult to integrate in cloud environments. They are not equipped with privileges Access Management (PAM) capabilities for engineering and DevOps users. Secure Access using Zero Security This is why Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is becoming the most important element in a standard security architecture. The ZTNA design "never trusts and always verifies." When it is in place, ...