Cyber Security
Network Access Control
NAC: Trusted, continuous, verified access
Editorial
Virtual Private Networks
Securely protecting remote users via a private connection
No one in our community is questioning whether a VPN creates an encrypted tunnel; the real conversation is around the architectural risk of lateral movement once that tunnel is open.
In a landscape dominated by remote access and hybrid workflows, relying on a technology that grants broad network access upon authentication feels increasingly outdated.
Teams here are openly discussing how to mitigate the hidden costs of legacy VPNs, namely back-hauling traffic, poor user experience, and lack of granular asset visibility.
This sub-topic focuses on how security teams are managing the long-term transition away from classic tunnels towards Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) without causing operational disruptions to legacy business applications.
Other topics
Cyber Security
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
Controlling who can access what.
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Storage Optimisation
Keeping storage running efficiently
Cyber Security
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)
Securing users wherever they work
Cyber Security
How to Evaluate Your Security Stack
CISO on the questions you should be asking about Zero Trust Access