CIO's Guide to Replacing Your Legacy VPN

If you manage the firewalls and VPNs in your organization, you know first-hand and all too well the pain of configuration, management, and resulting end-user frustrations.

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This guide for CIOs is meant to help IT teams think through a potential legacy VPN replacement to modernize remote access.

Key Topics Covered:

  • Why we're stuck with VPNs and how to get unstuck
  • 7 critical requirements for any VPN replacement project
  • 3 tough questions for your team to get the process started
  • What a VPN replacement looks like
What is Zero Trust Network Access?
A Zero Trust security model is one that does away with the idea of a privileged network. Instead, access depends solely on device and user credentials, regardless of network location or application hosting model.

SSO is the first step to verifying and authenticating identify. From SSO we move to device trust, utilizing existing anti-virus/EDR, MDM, and SIEM solutions along the way. Finally, shift the focus to applications rather than creating a tunnel into your network. Then, bring it all together with continuous authorization, granular enforcement, and dynamic trust scoring.
Can Zero Trust Remote Access replace my legacy VPN?
Yes! Banyan's Zero Trust solution provides seamless remote access to employees and 3rd parties while eliminating massive security gaps, streamlining IT management, and removing choke-points for your users.
How do I get started with Zero Trust Remote Access?

Once you have SSO in place, Banyan can help you identify a meaningful remote access project, configuring your environment for a Zero Trust security posture. And best of all, it is designed for incremental roll-out in complex environments.

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