A recent report has revealed concerning statistics. 90% of surveyed companies are concerned about third parties serving as a potential backdoor for hackers to gain access to their network through VPN.
Zscaler commissioned Cybersecurity Insiders to explore the complexity of today’s VPN management. They surveyed 382 cybersecurity professionals and asked them about user experience issues, vulnerabilities, and potential security posture weaknesses.
The results from this survey are shared in this whitepaper. Here's what you'll learn about the current state of VPN security in this report:
- The most common VPN risks facing organizations today
- How VPNs affect users, admins, and third parties
- Why a zero trust solution is the best way to relieve VPN woes
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