Secure Distributed Users
You have remote users, branch offices, hybrid work, contractors, or cloud apps and need a safer access model than a traditional VPN.
Securing distributed users means protecting people, devices, applications, and data wherever users work - without relying only on a traditional office perimeter.
Work no longer happens behind one firewall. When access, identity, and device controls aren't unified, every remote user, contractor, and SaaS app becomes a potential entry point - and legacy VPNs make it worse, not better.
- Still relying on legacy VPN for remote access
- Contractors and third parties have broad network access
- Inconsistent MFA and device posture across the workforce
- Cloud apps are accessed outside any central security policy
What good looks like
Assess
Map how users, contractors, and apps connect today and where the exposure is.
Design
Define an identity-first access model with ZTNA/SASE and device posture.
Migrate
Move off legacy VPN in phases without disrupting users.
Support
Operate and tune the policy as the workforce and app mix change.
We recommend the right fit for your environment, we're not locked to any one vendor.
What's the difference between VPN, ZTNA, and SASE?
VPN puts users on the network; ZTNA grants access to specific apps based on identity and device posture; SASE bundles ZTNA with secure web gateway, CASB, and SD-WAN as a cloud service. The trend is from VPN toward ZTNA/SASE.
How do we protect contractors?
Give contractors least-privilege, time-bound access to only the apps they need - never the whole network - with MFA and device checks. ZTNA makes this practical to enforce and revoke.
What should replace legacy remote access?
Most organizations replace flat VPN with ZTNA/SASE, phased by user group so there's no disruption. We design the model and migrate you off VPN in stages.