Zero Trust vs. VPNs: It’s Time to Kill Your VPN

Zero Trust is a modern security concept that assumes trust cannot be implicit, unlike traditional approaches based on the secure fixed perimeter. It recognizes that networks and endpoints can be compromised at any time, making it impossible to assume your networks are safe. Zero Trust relies on three core principles: assume breach, verify explicitly, and least privilege access. This framework is better suited to the way business works today, with distributed workforces and access anywhere world. Implementing Zero Trust without additional infrastructure can be a fast, affordable path to improved security. Twingate uses software-defined perimeters to implement Zero Trust security and access control, making breaches much less effective by hiding each protected resource from anyone on the network who doesn’t need to see them.

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