These problems are exacerbated when organizations try to roll out VPN access to their extended workforce of contractors, temporary employees, and partners. Traditional VPN infrastructure can be difficult for IT teams to deploy and manage for so many new users in a short period of time, and they’re struggling under the load.įrom the user perspective, VPNs can be complex, especially for those who haven’t used one before. The root problem lies with the remote-access VPNs organizations normally use. Let’s take a deeper look at today’s pressing remote access challenge and our solution. Over time, we plan to offer the same capability, control, and additional protections for virtually any application or resource a user needs to access.
To help customers solve this problem and get their workers the access they need, today, we’re introducing BeyondCorp Remote Access. This cloud solution-based on the zero-trust approach we’ve used internally for almost a decade-lets your employees and extended workforce access internal web apps from virtually any device, anywhere, without a traditional remote-access VPN. Workers can’t get to customer service systems, call center applications, software bug trackers, project management dashboards, employee portals, and many other web apps that they can normally get to through a browser when they’re on the corporate network in an office. Over the last few weeks, we’ve had numerous conversations with customers about how we can help them adapt to new ways of working, while keeping their data protected.Īs the number of remote workers increases drastically in a short period of time, one thing we’ve heard repeatedly is that organizations need an easier way to provide access to key internal applications. The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting organizations in different ways, whether it’s hospitals or governments directly impacted by the coronavirus or businesses that need to rapidly evolve to support new work-from-home scenarios.
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