ZTNA
ZTNA for Small and Mid-Size Businesses: Where to Begin
What started as a nebulous new cybersecurity term defined by Forrester analyst John Kindervag in 2010 has morphed and changed through the years, but the intrigue has stayed the same with 61% of businesses claiming to have a zero trust strategy in 2024. As a result, product after product promises that if you give the right amount of money to the
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Third Party Access Control
Are you in control of your office building? Of your resources? Of your own network? Do you have the control to determine who — or what — has access to your resources? Access control, simply put, is all about controlling who gets access to what. It is one of the most fundamental security practices, and is crucial to protecting your organization.
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2FA vs. MFA: What’s the Difference?
More than 15 billion leaked credentials were available for sale online in 2024 — which means there is a solid chance that at least a few of your employees have information that has been compromised. Authentication plays a pivotal role in ensuring the security of sensitive data, systems, and networks, but only when it makes access more difficult
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Biggest Generative AI Security Trends in 2024
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Zero Trust With OpenVPN Protocol for Network Access = Our ZTNA-Capable Solutions
OpenVPN Cloud is now CloudConnexa® — learn more here.
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Now Available — Access Visibility With CloudConnexa®
OpenVPN Cloud is now CloudConnexa® — learn more here.
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Why VPNs and Zero Trust Network Access Are Not Mutually Exclusive
There are some voices within the IT and cybersecurity communities that insist VPNs are outdated, insecure, and insufficient for the network security demands facing today’s businesses. They instead advocate for zero trust network access (ZTNA) as the silver bullet for every IT and cybersecurity professional’s secure remote access woes. Theirs is a
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