Take a deep dive into the differentiating characteristics between software-defined perimeter (SDP) technology and virtual private networks (VPNs) in this article written by our CEO, Don Boxley.
Modern hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure generally requires the granular access control and superior functionality provided by SDP, but there are still some use cases for smaller organizations that can effectively leveraged VPN.
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