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02 Sep 2025

Is VPN good enough? SElink ZTNA pushes beyond good enough

D-Ron Singapore Pte Ltd Stand: 2421

SElink redefines secure network access by implementing the Zero Trust model, which doesn't automatically trust any user or system, unlike VPNs that often grant broad access post-authentication. This shift ensures that each access request is continuously validated, allowing SElink to provide finely-tuned access directly to specific applications and services, tailored to the user's needs and rights. This is a significant departure from the traditional VPN approach, which typically offers users access to a larger segment of the network, increasing the risk of over-privileged access and potential internal threats. Instead of the all-or-nothing access that VPNs can provide, SElink utilizes advanced port-mapping to create uniquely isolated paths to network resources implementing a real network lockdown strategy. These micro-segmented channels significantly narrow the potential pathways for security breaches by segmenting network access at a more granular service level—far beyond the capabilities of standard VPN segmentation Moreover, SElink's design is optimized for versatility across various network conditions, particularly excelling in resource-constrained environments where traditional VPNs may struggle. It achieves reliable connectivity with minimal bandwidth usage, maintaining persistent and robust network connections. This ensures that users can confidently and efficiently work from any location without the performance issues that can plague VPNs, such as dropped connections and latency in unstable network conditions. In essence, SElink doesn't just replace VPNs; it transforms the concept of secure access by marrying continuous security validation with intelligent, resource-aware connectivity. This approach provides a seamless and secure user experience while maintaining the agility and resilience required for modern network operations

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