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Firewalls and VPNs Weren’t Built for the AI Era

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As organizations leverage AI to grow their business and support workforce productivity, they can no longer rely on traditional network-centric security solutions that don’t protect against emerging threats and AI attacks. 


Bad actors are using new AI capabilities and powerful AI agents across all four attack phases - discover the attack surface, compromise, move laterally, and exfiltrate data.  Traditional firewalls and VPNs aren’t helping—instead, they’re expanding your attack surface and enabling lateral threat movement. They’re also more easily exploited with AI-powered attacks. 


It’s time for a modern approach with Zscaler’s Zero Trust + AI that:


  • Removes your attack surface
  • Secures your data everywhere 
  • Safeguards your use of public and private AI
  • Protects against ransomware and AI-powered phishing attacks 


With Zero Trust + AI, you can thrive in the AI era, stay ahead of the competition, and remain resilient even as threats and risks evolve.


Learn more about Zero Trust Architecture and Zero Trust + AI at zscaler.com/security.

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