Yaroslav Rosomakho, VP, Field CTO at Zscaler
Holger Schulze, President & CEO, Cybersecurity Insiders
VPNs have long been a staple of remote connectivity, yet they now present one of the biggest cybersecurity risks for enterprises. According to the newly released Zscaler ThreatLabz 2025 VPN Risk Report, 76% of organizations are concerned about ransomware targeting unpatched VPN vulnerabilities, while 71% worry about attackers exploiting VPNs to move laterally across networks.
In this exclusive webinar, Zscaler and Cybersecurity Insiders will present key findings from the research, shedding light on how cybercriminals continue to exploit VPN vulnerabilities and why enterprises are making a decisive shift to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA).
Join cybersecurity experts from Zscaler and Cybersecurity Insiders as they discuss:
• The latest VPN security risks and attack trends targeting enterprises – 76% of organizations fear ransomware attacks via unpatched VPN vulnerabilities, making them a prime target for cybercriminals.
• How attackers exploit VPNs to breach organizations, spread ransomware, and evade detection – VPNs provide an open pathway for lateral movement, a top concern for 71% of security leaders.
• Why third-party VPN access remains a critical security weakness – 93% of organizations say third-party VPN access poses a major security risk, increasing the likelihood of supply chain attacks.
• How Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) eliminates VPN attack surfaces and prevents lateral movement – A modern approach enforces least privilege access, ensuring users and devices only access what they need.
• Best practices for transitioning from VPNs to a cloud-delivered zero trust model – Learn how enterprises are securing remote access while reducing risk and complexity.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from industry experts and get actionable insights on modernizing your enterprise security strategy.
