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Axis Security Sets the Standard for Zero Trust Network Access Market
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Enables Smooth, Secure Transition from VPN and Immediate ROI
SAN MATEO, Calif., Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Axis Security, a leading provider of Zero Trust Network Access, is enabling leading enterprise organizations to expand beyond traditional access technologies to a more flexible future built on a secure, zero trust cloud platform for employees, contractors, and third-party supply chain partners. For a long time, secure remote access has been a significant challenge for enterprise IT teams, but after COVID it is now an urgent priority, said Dor Knafo, co-founder and CEO, Axis Security. Traditional solutions like VPNs are difficult to operate, they do not provide a good user experience, and are far too permissive for a zero trust approach to access. Our agentless-first approach offers customers a quick path to secure remote access, inline with zero trust architecture
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