Most organizations understand that VPN vulnerabilities create risk. What many underestimate is that the problem isn't simply keeping up with patches—it's the architecture itself. Because VPN gateways must be exposed to the internet, they remain a visible target for attackers searching for unpatched weaknesses.
In this session, Aaron Mok explores how modern VPN-based attacks unfold, why exposed gateways continue to create security challenges, and what organizations can do to reduce their attack surface. Through real-world examples and practical guidance, you'll learn how a Zero Trust approach removes the reliance on internet-facing VPN infrastructure and enables secure, identity-based access to applications without granting broad network access.
Join us to discover why organizations across APJ are rethinking traditional remote access, how Zero Trust Access helps reduce exposure, and what to consider when planning a transition away from legacy VPN solutions.