The tool allows employees, contractors and other parties to access an. Companies have been using VPNs for over two decades. Expert Pranav Kumar explains why zero-trust models are a safer option. Many organizations use legacy VPNs to secure their networks, especially in the work-from-home era.
In this webinar hear from Ameet Jani, Product Manager Google Beyond Corp at Google Cloud and Manoj Apte, Chief Strategy Officer at Zscaler as they talk about zero trust security, and how to take a user and application-centric approach to application access. Learning about SDP via Google BeyondCorp Google’s software-defined perimeter (SDP) architecture can act as a model that enterprise organizations can emulate and enhance over time. Why zero-trust models should replace legacy VPNs. So what does this mean for enterprises not named Google, and how can they can adopt a similar security approach within their organization? It takes a fundamentally different approach to providing secure access to applications, doing away with the need for traditional perimeter-based network security like solutions like VPNs. Based on 6 years of creating zero trust networks at Google, the BeyondCorp framework has led to the popularization of a new network security model within enterprises, called the software-defined perimeter.
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