Transform Your Remote Access
Why Traditional VPNs Are No Longer Viable
Increased Attack Surface
Traditional VPNs put users devices behind the firewall which increases the risk of lateral movement in the event of a breach. If a users credentials are compromised they may gain access to your sensitive data.
Vulnerabilities
Traditional VPNs rely on centralized servers or firewalls to maintain access. These servers require constant maintenance and updates to keep secured. Improperly configured VPNs can have weak encryption leaving your data to susceptible to interception and decryption by malicious actors.
User Authentication
Traditional VPNs typically rely on simple username and password to get access. These credentials are vulnerable to phishing and brute force attacks.
Poor Visibility and Monitoring
Traditional VPNs lack visibility into what the users are accessing. The lack of real-time monitoring makes it harder to detect unauthorized access.
Scalability
Traditional VPNs are setup in a hub-and-spoke type network. To expand the VPN to additional sites or cloud infrastructures is costly, time consuming and more difficult to maintain.