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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 1016280" data-attributes="member: 62850">My point is that SS was not listed in the other polls, so to accuse the OP of lacking knowledge or experience is completely uncalled for.VS is true Zero-Trust when it is in Always On Mode, and it is true Zero-Trust when it needs to be when it is in Smart Mode.&nbsp; VS is highly flexible and the user can choose which mode fits their needs best.&nbsp; Just because VS offers less aggressive modes and is flexible, that does not mean it is not Zero-Trust.&nbsp; And in fact, when VS toggles to ON, its Zero-Trust policies are more strict and robust than other products in the Zero-Trust category.&nbsp; That is one of the cool things about dynamic security postures... it allows VS to be super robust when it needs to be.I am not promoting anything, I was simply thanking the users for understanding and appreciating VS.&nbsp; But at the same time, I am not going to let anyone post false information, without setting the record straight.&nbsp; Users visit security forums to find accurate information about various security products.&nbsp; If a forum allows false information it is quite damaging to its credibility.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 1016280, member: 62850"] My point is that SS was not listed in the other polls, so to accuse the OP of lacking knowledge or experience is completely uncalled for. VS is true Zero-Trust when it is in Always On Mode, and it is true Zero-Trust when it needs to be when it is in Smart Mode. VS is highly flexible and the user can choose which mode fits their needs best. Just because VS offers less aggressive modes and is flexible, that does not mean it is not Zero-Trust. And in fact, when VS toggles to ON, its Zero-Trust policies are more strict and robust than other products in the Zero-Trust category. That is one of the cool things about dynamic security postures... it allows VS to be super robust when it needs to be. I am not promoting anything, I was simply thanking the users for understanding and appreciating VS. But at the same time, I am not going to let anyone post false information, without setting the record straight. Users visit security forums to find accurate information about various security products. If a forum allows false information it is quite damaging to its credibility. [/QUOTE]

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