A Frost & Sullivan Executive Brief
What does it mean when connectivity and security converge?
“Zero trust” is everywhere these days, and plenty of vendors offer solutions that try to retrofit a few attributes of zero trust to a flat network infrastructure. But when most work happens off the network, over the open internet, how do you secure the network perimeter? Frost & Sullivan has a simple answer: you don’t.
This brief takes an impartial look at the ways hardware-based security environments and “zero trust” firewalls solutions fall short, from leaving sensitive data uninspected to adding administrative complexity and costs. Then, it outlines how a true cloud-delivered zero trust architecture from Zscaler offers faster connectivity, better user experience, reduced costs, superior security, and more.
Read the brief to find out more about:
Distinctions between network- and cloud-based zero trust approaches
Shortcomings of traditional infrastructure that leave you vulnerable
Tangible enterprise transformation benefits of the Zero Trust Exchange
Key Zscaler differentiators, including global distribution and limitless traffic inspection without performance impact
