Software Defined Perimeter

Man in hoodie with the words VPN Hack behind him. Showing the VPN vulnerability that shows the need for Zero Trust Network Access.

VPN Vulnerability Shows Need for Software Defined Perimeter

Posted by on June 6, 2019 | Featured

The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning last month about VPN packages from F5, Palo Alto, Pulse, and Cisco. According to Network World, these packages might fail to properly secure tokens and cookies. This could enable cyber criminals to … Read More

Tags: Software Defined Perimeter, VPN, Vulnerability

Someone offers a tablet that reads "data security" with a pen to symbolize the need for Zero Trust to provide data security.

What is the Zero Trust Model

Posted by on April 22, 2019 | Featured

Zero Trust is a model for IT security in which access is only granted if the connecting devices and users are confirmed to be both authorized and authenticated. This is true regardless of the location of devices or their users. … Read More

Tags: Data Security, Network Security, Software Defined Perimeter, Zero Trust