Remote work has increased the need for secure, scalable access solutions, and many organizations are outgrowing traditional VPNs. VPNs often grant broad, all‑or‑nothing access, creating unnecessary risk and violating least‑privilege principles. A modern remote access approach should provide granular permissions, allowing users and vendors to access only what their roles require. It should also offer full visibility into who is connecting, what they are doing, and for how long—capabilities that “always‑on” VPNs lack. Evaluating these gaps helps determine whether organizations need a more secure VPN alternative that minimizes attack surface and strengthens oversight.

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