What SASE Controls Actually Work for Unmanaged and BYOD Devices?
We have a growing number of contractors, BYOD users, and remote workers connecting from personal laptops that we will never manage or install agents on. Our company-owned fleet…
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Is Twingate a Good Fit for a 100-User Business?
Our insurance renewal is making us rethink our current VPN setup and has recommended several replacement options. I tested Twingate and it works well, but the $10-per-user-per-month pricing…
What are the biggest pitfalls when rolling out ZTNA for 500 remote users?
We're planning to migrate remote access for about 500 employees and contractors. Our environment includes SaaS platforms, internal web applications, Windows and Linux administration, several legacy applications, and…
Is ZTNA a better fit than Azure VPN for a small remote workforce?
I'm evaluating whether to replace Azure VPN with a Zero Trust Network Access platform such as Twingate, ZeroTier, or Fortinet ZTNA. We only have a small number of…
Is ZTNA a Better Fit Than Azure VPN for Remote Users and Office Access?
We have a small number of employees who work from home at least four days a week, and we currently use Azure VPN for remote access. I'm evaluating…
How do you handle contractors and unmanaged devices in a universal ZTNA setup?
We removed the corporate VPN and moved employees to universal ZTNA. Managed staff laptops were straightforward: the client is deployed through device management, users authenticate with single sign-on,…
What Zero Trust VPN or ZTNA solutions have worked well for your organization?
We're trying to improve our company's security posture and are evaluating alternatives to our current open-source OpenVPN setup. At the moment, servers authenticate with certificates, but employees essentially…
What are some practical Zero Trust VPN alternatives to basic OpenVPN?
Our business is trying to improve its security posture. We currently run open-source OpenVPN, where servers authenticate with certificates, but users authenticate only through an OpenVPN profile provided…
Is ZTNA a good fit for consistent server-to-server access controls across a hybrid Linux fleet?
I manage roughly 200 Linux servers across on-premises bare metal, two AWS regions, and a smaller GCP environment. Historically, access controls have been handled with host-level iptables rules…