The End of VPNs — Part 2: Beyond the Buzz of Zero Trust

Zero Trust is presented as a superior security architecture compared to VPNs, focusing on minimizing the attack surface by eliminating network presence. VPNs expose applications, whereas Zero Trust employs principles like identity verification and least-privilege access to keep applications invisible. Zscaler advocates a four-stage adoption strategy for Zero Trust implementation, emphasizing attack containment over traditional breach prevention.