The global health pandemic has forced organizations to review how they provide remote workers access to IT resources. Existing solutions based on virtual private networks (VPN) don't always scale to meet the demand. Additionally, as criminal gangs target remote workers more frequently, new security challenges present themselves that traditional remote access solutions weren't designed to solve.

To address this new reality, organizations are turning to zero-trust networks. Zero-trust is a security concept where every user and connection should be verified before accessing IT resources, regardless of where the connection originates. This allows organizations to publish resources on the public ...