VPN to Zero Trust Network Access

Join us for a hands-on workshop with Bren Sapience, VP of Solutions Engineering, on connecting multi-cloud and on-prem environments without exposing public endpoints.

Every public endpoint is an attack surface. But as infrastructure spans AWS, GCP, Azure, and on-prem, the default answer is usually "open a port" or "add another VPN tunnel" — which creates sprawl, increases blast radius, and leaves you explaining the decision to your security team.

This workshop covers a better pattern: private, identity-based connectivity across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, with no public IPs required.

Bren will walk through:

• Replacing remote-access VPN with identity-based access — so developers move faster without compromising security

• Replacing public endpoints with private access across cloud and on-prem workloads

• Connecting AWS, GCP, and Azure back to your data center or private network — without complex peering or VPN mesh

• Enforcing least-privilege access to internal services without firewall rule sprawl

• What Zero Trust connectivity looks like in practice for hybrid infrastructure

If you're managing connectivity between cloud and on-prem environments, replacing or modernizing VPN for developer access, dealing with exposed endpoints you wish weren't public, or trying to reduce your attack surface without re-architecting everything — this is practical and directly applicable.