DITCH Your VPN, and Adopt THIS Zero-Trust Solution (Twingate!)

[@cody_codes_youtube]

I hadn’t thought of this in years. This totally makes sense. VPNs still make sense, but as long as we all think about our goal of secure work, we can find these new ways to do things. Thanks for sharing!

[@progresschimuanya8036]

This is super amazing, I love the granularity it offers... And many thanks for your walk-through, I find your tutorial so resourceful.

[@AaronConway]

Quick suggestion, putting the brand name or logo in the thumbnail or title or in the first 10 seconds would probably be best practice. This is hands down the best twingate setup for my use case and it took me a good amount of time to find it. I think you'd capture more twingate branded traffic if so.

[@biwabel]

So basically Twingate (or whatever service is used) has full access to your networks, right? How's this compared to a VPN ?

[@yurisebastiao1872]

Interesting concept in contrast to VPNs

[@calvinwilliams729]

Thank You

[@vas1993]

So much noise.. All you need is a VPN instance with SSO Auth management.

[@bitlong4669]

I have zero trust in zero trust lol

[@jeroboam4486]

So you're letting someone else manage your network accesses? Meh.

[@TravisMedia]

Nope. It’s about access, not management.

[@ClausPeterMalek]

@@TravisMedia I think what @jeroboam4486 means is: This is not Zero Trust, this "Twingate Trust" and that's a "no no". And he is right.

[@hariprasath7050]

Do more stuff like this

[@davidsingleton5010]

This is so cool

[@seikatsu_ki]

ssh is enough

[@shane8793]

Hmm basically how crypto works

[@jebotipasmater]

Another ad for this crap. Unsubscribing!

[@bitlong4669]

Right?, I love having own vpn. Why let someone else control what you do/where you connect…. For a fee of course.