Remove VPN (Cyber damage cannot be prevented with VPN) Next-generation Internet
Limitations of Boundary-Based Defense by PN The traditional boundary-based defense of "inside is safe, outside is dangerous" (VPN method) faces the following critical risks due to the recent sophistication of cyber attacks. Vulnerabilities of the VPN device itself: VPN equipment has increasingly become a target for attacks, leading to incidents where it serves as an entry point. Once breached, "full access": Connecting via VPN often allows access to the entire internal network, which can lead to the spread of ransomware damage. Decreased communication quality: The increase in telework and cloud usage has made VPN gateways a bottleneck, reducing operational efficiency. 2. Transition to Next-Generation Internet (Zero Trust) This is a next-generation framework based on the premise of "trust nothing (Zero Trust)" that controls access based on "users" and "devices" rather than "location." 3. Specific Benefits of Transition Dramatic improvement in security: By strengthening authentication and allowing access only to the minimum necessary resources, damage can be minimized. Improved convenience: The hassle of VPN connections is eliminated.

| Date and time | Saturday, Mar 21, 2026 08:00 PM ~ 09:00 PM |
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