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Rethinking network access beyond a traditional VPN

Federal guidance on modern network access examines approaches that reduce implicit trust in network location. It encourages organizations to consider identity, device and access controls as part of remote access design.

This briefing explains a public 2024 advisory. It is not a live incident feed; consult the original source and current vendor guidance for updates.

What the advisory tells us

The guidance discusses options including zero trust network access, secure access service edge and software-defined wide area networking. The right architecture depends on the applications, users and devices an organization actually supports.

What teams can do

Map who needs access to which applications, reduce broad network access where practical, and evaluate changes against actual operational needs. Keep recovery access and monitoring in the design.

Read the original advisory

FBI IC3 / federal partners: source advisory (PDF) ↗

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