5 Common Objections to Zero Trust Segmentation
Zero Trust Segmentation is a cyber security architecture that believes in the ānever trust, always verifyā approach. This network security model allows you to segment your network up to individual…
What are the Benefits of Zero Trust Security?
The digital revolution has evolved the IT industry tremendously. Businesses of all shapes and sizes store their critical business data and information through cloud computing solutions and Virtual Private Networks…
4 Weaknesses of VPN Your Organization Should Know
A Virtual Private Network has been a common and quite popular solution adopted by organizations to meet their remote working needs and requirements. Remote employees and third-party vendors, like contractors,…
6 Ways to Secure Remote Access for Your Organization
Want to learn everything about remote access security solutions? Read on to learn more. The pandemic forced hundreds and millions of employees and organizations to take their workplaces to their…
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Why Zero Trust is a Better Alternative to Business VPNs?
Companies and organizations have been using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) for decades to allow third-party vendors, employees, and contractors access to organizationsā internal data, applications, and other resources. However, in…
VPN and RDP: Why Such Outdated Solutions are Still Widely Used?
Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) are some of the traditional and most commonly used remote access solutions by businesses and organizations. However, as technology changes and…
What is Zero Trust Security Model?
The buzz aroundĀ Zero TrustĀ is picking up pace as companies shift to a remote working model. The inadequacy of traditional security models has put the spotlight on neoteric security conceptions like…
Preventing Supply Chains Attacks with Zero Trust
In early 2021, supply chain attacks, such as the SolarWinds and Accellion incidents, made headlines. Cyber attackers exploited weak security protocols at third-party vendors to penetrate an organizationās networks and systems. Supply…