Seven symptoms that tell your legacy firewall isn't fit for zero trust
85% of IT professionals say firewalls are best delivered from the cloud


Most enterprises grant remote access to their internal network to remote employees. Decision-makers must be told that outdated applications and operating systems are the main causes of data breaches.
Criminals are developing sophisticated ransomware variants that can evade firewalls. Consequently, companies must implement defense strategies that secure endpoint devices, servers, networking devices, and data.
This whitepaper explores seven symptoms that indicate that a firewall might not be fit for purpose. It then introduces Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange, an integrated zero trust platform that allows direct and secure connections.
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