VPNs were designed for a world where most people worked in the office and remote access was the exception. That world is gone.
When hybrid work became permanent, organizations discovered an uncomfortable truth: the tool meant to support the transition had quietly become one of its biggest constraints. Slow connections, dropped sessions, constant re-authentication. When access gets painful enough, people route around it entirely. That's not just a productivity problem. It's a visibility problem.
The answer isn't a better VPN. It's an access model built around where work actually happens. One that secures the workspace itself rather than forcing everything through a single choke point.
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