Cloaking the Network from Discovery with AppGate

In this episode, Leo Taddeo, CEO and President at AppGate, explains how the company's zero trust network access platform cloaks internet-facing infrastructure from discovery, uses direct-routed architecture instead of cloud-routed hairpinning to avoid the latency tax, and layers in continuous, context-aware policy checks that go beyond device posture and MFA. Joining him are Ross Young, co-host of CISO Tradecraft, and Derek Fisher, Director of the Cyber Defense and Information Assurance Program at Temple University. Want to know: Why does securing remote access remain one of the top attack vectors year after year? How does AppGate's direct-routed architecture avoid the latency and throughput limits of cloud-routed competitors? What happens to a user's access when the circumstances that justified it change, like a closed service ticket? How does cloaking network infrastructure stop an adversary's reconnaissance before it starts? What's the fallback when a controller hosted in a customer's own data center goes down? How does AppGate defend against credential replay and man-in-the-middle attacks that bypass MFA entirely? What does AppGate's per-user licensing model mean for organizations managing multiple devices and enclaves? Check out the episode for the answers you need. Huge thanks to our sponsor, AppGate AppGate secures and protects an organization's most valuable assets with its high performance Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution. AppGate ZTNA is the only direct-routed Zero Trust solution built for peak performance, superior protection and seamless interoperability. AppGate safeguards enterprises and government agencies worldwide. Learn more at appgate.com.