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What the session covers
- Why VPN and private APN leave gaps that NIS2 compliance requires you to close
- How Zero Trust security works at the SIM level, without client software
- How to give third-party vendors secure, time-limited access to specific systems
- How to see exactly what each device communicates with, detect anomalies and contain threats
- What full device traffic visibility looks like, and how to catch anomalies before they spread
What VPN and private APN don't protect you from.
Why should you care about Zero Trust?
Most connected devices reach far more of your network than they need to. A private APN keeps traffic off the public internet. A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel. Neither tells you what your devices are actually doing, and neither stops them from reaching places they should not.
The result is unseen risk. Devices operate as expected, until something changes.A single compromised device or connection can be used to reach far more than intended.You discover it too late, or not at all.
There is a better way to design this.
Each device can only communicate with approved systems. Nothing else. Third parties get browser-based access to specific equipment, time-limited and fully recorded. No VPN client. No open ports. You see every connection in real time and get alerted the moment something behaves unexpectedly.
Henning Solberg, CTO at IXT, and Marius Holmsen, CTO at Shift Security, walk you through how this works in practice and what it takes to deploy it.