A recent revelation of critical vulnerabilities in popular VPN clients like Palo Alto Networks’ GlobalProtect and SonicWall’s NetExtender highlights the risks associated with outdated VPN solutions.
Attackers exploiting these flaws could compromise endpoints, execute malicious code and steal sensitive credentials, all with minimal user interaction. This brings us to a crucial question: How can organizations protect themselves against such threats? Enter Beam, the next generation of secure remote access solutions.
The NachoVPN Threat Landscape
Researchers recently demonstrated how the NachoVPN proof-of-concept tool exploits vulnerabilities in legacy VPN clients. These attacks target:
While patches are available for these flaws, relying solely on reactive measures leaves organizations exposed. A proactive approach is needed to prevent such vulnerabilities from becoming entry points for attackers.
How Beam Safeguards Remote Access
Beam is built to withstand threats like NachoVPN by leveraging cutting-edge hypervisor technology and a layered security approach. Here’s how Beam secures your network: