5 Key Considerations for a Successful Migration from Legacy VPN to ZTNA

Today, businesses need a modern and robust approach to remote access security. One that delivers zero trust, comprehensive visibility, and advanced data protections across hybrid and remote environments. Designed for only traditional network architectures, VPNs simply don’t match up to securely enable access across all multi-cloud environments. In addition, they are difficult to scale, impact performance, and are costly and complex to maintain. Like all other organizations, Lookout has also faced its fair share of these issues with legacy VPNs. And who better to learn from than someone who's been in the trenches? Hear firsthand from Joel Perkins, Lookout’s head of IT, to discuss how he overcame challenges of a legacy VPN with Lookout Secure Private Access, our zero trust network access (ZTNA) solution. Discover why visibility and control over all your private apps and the data within those apps is crucial, and why remote access via a standard VPN alone doesn’t suffice anymore. Get practical takeaways and strategies for: - Understanding of all private apps: Discovering all private apps that need to be migrated. - Planning migration of apps: Depending on the form factor, whether they are legacy / client server, VoiP or web apps, how can we plan the migration and whether both VPN and ZTNA need to coexist. - Understanding of all users: Whether they are employees, contractors and using managed or unmanaged devices. - Consider Protecting data from deliberate or accidental exfiltration: Avoid deliberate or accidental data exfiltration after access is granted. - Look beyond ZTNA as an integrated platform: Achieve seamless zero trust access with a single-agent, single console, and single policy engine, and support for a multi-cloud environment.