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In its heyday, the virtual private network (VPN) commanded immense respect as a groundbreaking leap forward in IT security, establishing an invincible perimeter for protecting confidential data. But that was almost 30 ...

3 min read In light of poor VPN performance, IT teams need to find faster and more secure connectivity solutions. Here’s why and what can be done. The post Does Your VPN ...

6 min read T-Mobile, MailChimp, and Chick-Fil-A are among the biggest breaches so far in 2023. Let's break them down and examine how zero-trust access can help prevent similar attacks in the ...

Securing a VPN with 2-factor Authentication (2FA) provides an additional layer of security to protect your online activities and data. Here are some reasons why you should consider using 2FA for your ...

5 min read VPNs can be insecure, perform poorly and cannot answer agility needs. Zero trust can complement or replace VPNs, to reduce the attack surface. The post 5 Reasons to Replace ...

With the digital world becoming increasingly complex and unpredictable, it’s more important now than ever that internet users protect themselves. Fortunately, a virtual private network (VPN) provides just this, allowing access to ...

At one point, virtual private networks (VPNs) were a valuable tool for remote workers to access private networks and data centers. But with more and… ...

By Ben Chinoy, Senior Security Engineer and Jason Joy, Security Architect The last few years have proven challenging for even the most agile of companies. The shift to remote work during the pandemic, which ...

Introduction Every firewall in the market is vulnerable to hacking, despite what certain security providers may assert. Threat actors can still defeat a firewall’s security measures by employing a number of strategies.As ...

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) weren’t initially designed to be privacy tools. Rather, they were primarily designed to securely connect two physically separate networks. However, in some cases and assuming a number of ...