Today, people work from wherever they happen to be. Jane may be working from her home in beautiful downtown Pasadena, California. Jack may be working from an airport, killing time while he waits for a connecting flight on his way home from Barcelona. Jill may be working from a coffee shop, sipping a latte before she heads off to a customer meeting. Terri may be in the corporate office, preparing a quarterly report on Sales efficiency.
All of these people should be able to connect the same way to the same applications no matter where they happen to be physically located. Unfortunately, that's often not the case because many organizations use different products to secure access when users are working on campus than when they are working from remote work environments. They may use a cloud-based zero-trust network access (ZTNA) service for their remote workers but use a different approach for on-premises security.
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