A guide to expanding zero trust from edge to cloud

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Zero trust has become a strategic imperative for protecting the connected enterprise. But today, among hybrid working and network-connected IoT devices, it’s needed for more than just securing remote user access. It’s needed everywhere, to protect all users and devices — including third parties, unmanaged IoT and BYOD — in remote, branch, campus and data center locations. In this business paper, we explore the evolution of zero trust from ZTNA to universal ZTNA – looking at key differences and challenges on the implementation journey. We explore two pathways to expanding zero trust from edge to cloud, with research-backed insights into what other organizations are doing — A security-first pathway, starting with replacing VPNs with ZTNA and networking-first pathway starting with modernizing WAN infrastructure. Finally, we introduce you to the edge-to-cloud zero trust platform from HPE: a combination of single-vendor SASE and advanced network access control, designed to simplify your journey

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This Report Covers:

  • A security-first pathway, starting with replacing VPNs with ZTNA.
  • And a networking-first pathway starting with modernising WAN infrastructure.
  • Finally, we introduce you to the edge-to-cloud zero trust platform from HPE: a combination of single-vendor SASE and advanced network access control, designed to simplify your journey.

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