Most organizations will likely need to make the transition to SDP over a period of years rather than months. Even still, it will rarely replace VPN completely.
Why you probably need both a VPN and a software-defined perimeter
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The software-defined perimeter and why it matters for partners
Launching an SDP wasn’t green lit without careful consideration of partners and their customers. So why does zero-trust matter to channel organizations and why did NetMotion decide to enter the space?
NetMotion surveys industry experts on remote access, COVID-19, and the future of VPN & SDP
With more work being done from home, global IT leaders report soaring interest in the kind of secure remote access enabled by SDP.
A NetMotion look at Independence Day(s)
As we celebrate Canada Day and Independence Day in North America this week, here’s a lighthearted look at five ways modern remote access solutions give us more freedom.
What is a software defined perimeter (SDP) and how is it different from zero trust network access (ZTNA)?
Terminology can often be confusing, particularly in the cyber security landscape. Here’s a quick overview for SDP and ZTNA to give you the basics The world doesn’t need another acronym, yet we’ve been blessed with several in the remote access space. As well as the widely known VPN term, there are also CASBs, SDPs and […]
Cloud, Saas or on-premise: what’s the best kind of remote access solution and when do you need it?
Remote access solutions are evolving and responding to different challenges and needs. How do you know which one is the best for your organization?
