Cyberattacks, emerging tech, and cloud adoption are helping fuel the rise of zero trust network access. Traditional VPNs can still create an encrypted connection tunnel between employees and on-premise business systems. But as they need to route users through the physical corporate network infrastructure, these solutions tend to be slow and not user-friendly. Many remote employees are using VPNs to access corporate assets from a variety of devices while at home. Digital attackers might have already compromised those devices or the Wi-Fi networks to which theyre connected.”]
Source: https://securityintelligence.com/articles/vpns-changing-to-manage-zero-trust-network-access/