Guides, how-tos, and articles on the latest in Zero Trust technology.
We will look at why cybercriminals are ramping up supply chain attacks, how credential theft puts DevOps teams at risk, and how legacy VPN technologies make the situation worse. Read more.
Here is a quick introduction to Twingate’s solution and the selection criteria businesses use when modernizing secure access control.
Let’s look at the ways hackers move through networks, how traditional security approaches try — and fail — to block them, and how Zero Trust solutions use software-defined perimeters (SDPs) to prevent lateral movement. Learn more.
Secure perimeters and other legacy paradigms cannot handle today’s distributed world. Two leading alternatives, Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) promise to keep both users and resources secure regardless of location. Learn more.
We’ll explore how traditional network architectures drive latency issues and contribute to security risk and explain what ZTNA is and how ZTNA produces performant, low-latency network connections.
We will explain why secure perimeters are failing, how Zero Trust fits with modern network architectures, and how Zero Trust automation can speed your Zero Trust deployments.
RSA Conference 2022 takeaways and soundbites
While a lot of attention has focused on identity in Zero Trust Network Architectures (ZTNA), not as much has been placed on device posture’s role in Zero Trust.
We answer common questions asked by professionals looking to move to a zero trust security model.
We walk through why organizations of all sizes are on a path toward Zero Trust and how identity is one element of this strategy.
We review why Zero Trust is becoming part of every organization’s security roadmap and how Twingate can simplify its implementation.
Learn who the NIST is, how they define Zero Trust, and how the US government is migrating to this new security paradigm.
Our 2022 Zero Trust Outlook Report analyzes the latest industry trends, where organizations start their Zero Trust journey, and the future of the architecture.
We explore the difference between ZScaler Private Access, an access control solution designed around Zero Trust, and Twingate.
Rather than patching 20th Century remote access technologies, organizations everywhere are turning to Zero Trust Network Access. Read on to learn why.
Google paved the way for Zero Trust to be adopted within the security community. However, BeyondCorp has several limitations that make its technology difficult for most companies to adopt.
One of the biggest threats to network security is a company’s own Virtual Private Network (VPN). In this article, we explain why Zero Trust is a stronger security design paradigm.
By constraining user access to only the resources they need, least privilege reduces exposure to malware and data breaches. Read on to learn how this security concept came into prominence.
Zero Trust Network Access is a security framework that assumes every user, device, or network may already be compromised. Read on to understand ZTNA's benefits and primary use cases.
