Guide
The Definitive ZTNA Buyer’s Guide: How to Choose the Right Remote Access Solution
This definitive guide provides an understanding of legacy Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solutions, their pros and cons, and a checklist for selecting a modern ZTNA solution designed to address today's greatest cyber threats.
In this guide, you’ll learn:
- What ZTNA is, and why it’s the most effective solution for facilitating secure remote access to vendors or third parties.
- Why legacy solutions like VPN are inherently flawed with known security vulnerabilities and lack of visibility and control over user activities.
- The pros and cons of the various approaches to secure remote access, including VPNs and traditional ZTNA.
- What to look for in providers’ responses, including a 12-point checklist to assist in vendor selection.
"Zero Networks is a game changer. The military-grade security it delivers across segmentation, access, and user rights, makes it a new cornerstone technology."
"When I first saw Zero Networks, I walked away saying, this is too good to be true. When we put it in production, it was like a dream came true."
"My first impression was, it is too good to be true. The ease of deployment was shocking to me. It’s a simple and elegant solution to a very difficult problem."
"Zero Networks has become a core component of our security stack. It is something that we cannot live without any longer."
"I had to see it to believe it. The product was up and running in 15 minutes, it’s set it and forget it, and gives me peace of mind."
"When we ran pen tests before Zero Networks, attackers would get in within 5 minutes. Now, they cannot move laterally. It's a superb tool."
"We were having problems stopping some of the traffic in a pen test. Once we had Zero Networks in play, we were able to stop these activities."
"What we liked about Zero Networks was the the sheer simplicity of how it operates. The product simply works. It's very easy to roll out, very easy to configure, very easy to manage."
"After [implementing] Zero Networks, we were able to lock down endpoints both on the server and on the laptops, our attack surface has decreased... incredibly."
