Many organizations are still leveraging virtual private networks (VPNs) despite growing concerns surrounding the security of this technology, especially in cloud environments.
The massive increase of employees working from home in the wake of the pandemic was an especially significant tipping point pressing organizations to reevaluate their approach to virtual network security. Read the full article to learn why companies should urgently consider adopting technologies like software-defined perimeter to replace vulnerable VPNs.
Full article: IT Brew
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