Making the leap: How to replace VPN with ZTNA

When businesses were forced to adapt to a new world of remote work, VPN and multifactor authentication (MFA) were the technologies that made it possible to manage the transition while maintaining strong access controls.

Today, though, there’s a new paradigm for secure control of who can access which digital resource, when they can access them, which devices they can use for that access, and where they can use them: Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA).

Discover how easy it is to switch

If you’re intrigued by the benefits of switching from VPN-based access control to a more advanced, more secure, ZTNA solution, but you’re not quite sure what the transition involves, what pain points there might be along the way, and how to justify the investment, I strongly recommend you attend an upcoming Barracuda webinar called “Beyond VPN: Securing your network with ZTNA.”

The webinar is being presented by VP for Zero Trust Security Sinan Eren and Sales Engineer Emre Tezisci. Together, they’ll provide detailed, in-depth analysis of three different Zero Trust use cases and the benefits that a transition to Zero Trust delivers in each case.

In addition, they’ll present a case study about a recent, real-world example of a Barracuda customer who used Zero Trust to boost their security for remote access deployments.

Don’t take chances with inadequate access control

In a world where stolen login credentials are literally available to crooks at a-dime-a-dozen — and where even MFA schemes are in many cases vulnerable to hackers — it’s time for everyone who’s serious about security to adopt ZTNA as a foundational element of their security infrastructure.

Attend this webinar and find out how to:

• Seamlessly navigate the migration process and overcome pain points
• More easily configure and secure access for remote workers
• Save money on cybersecurity and simplify your infrastructure