Why Vpns And Firewalls Can’t Build A Zero Trust Architecture

The rise of remote work, cloud computing, and sophisticated AI-related cyberthreats has brought a new level of danger to cybercrime. As a result, organizations are in urgent need of a more proactive security strategy. Implementing a zero trust architecture is recommended, but many vendors are simply repackaging existing perimeter-based security tools. Traditional perimeter security has weaknesses, such as a lack of control once a bad actor has accessed the network. A true zero trust architecture is necessary for securing users, workloads, and devices in today’s advanced threat landscape.