ZTNA vs VPN

ZTNA reduces exposure and contains threats in a zero trust way that VPNs simply can’t. Legacy VPNs invite risk by granting wide network access once remote users connect. ZTNA’s zero trust approach is next-gen secure, using identity and context to enable minimum access to only necessary apps and resources. Unlike VPNs, ZTNA security verifies users for every session, limits lateral movement, and conceals internal networks from external exposure. With micro-segmentation, least privilege access, and isolation of threats, ZTNA shrinks the attack surface substantially compared to traditional VPNs. The advantages and differences between ZTNA and VPN are why innovative companies are adopting ZTNA for a modern and more impenetrable remote access architecture.

A modern remote access solution

Netskope One Private Access brings software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) capabilities to zero trust network access (ZTNA), providing secure and optimized access to all private applications, including on-premises hosted VoIP, from a single client. Private Access enables full application visibility and control, reduces the cost of managing multiple remote access solutions and provides fast, reliable application access, regardless of where they are hosted.

• Zero trust network access for private applications
• Connect directly to public cloud infrastructure
• Replace legacy remote access VPN
• Protect private applications and resources
• Optimized traffic for VoIP users
• Visibility into application-level traffic
• Seamless and transparent user experience
• Accelerate your network security transformation with SASE

Netskope One Private Access

Netskope delivers the industry’s first VPN replacement that combines ZTNA and SD-WAN with a single client. Address the application visibility and security challenges associated with VPNs while optimizing the user experience and reducing the cost and complexity of managing multiple solutions for securing private application access.