Enterprises have accumulated staggering amounts of technical debt. Often, it’s not their fault — technology and architectural decisions were made to address needs and problems of the time. But fast forward to today and those decisions now weigh down many organizations in the modern era of enterprise work and application access.
Research shows that over half of company data is accessed today on a consumer browser. This usage has locked organizations into years of decisions around the tech and architecture surrounding the browser that hold them back.
Decisions around application delivery, securing data, and monitoring application usage have become way more complex in the world of modern app usage.
We expose the business to greater risk the more we ask consumer browsers to do a job they weren’t built for. Worse yet, this creates even greater dependency on the surrounding legacy technologies.
And the pain will only grow. In a world where applications are increasingly delivered via browser, past decisions around things like VDI, VPN, data protection, app monitoring, and SASE feel archaic and negatively impact user experience.
Survey findings from 500+ enterprise security and IT execs
The impact of application access tech debt on IT strategy, budget, and growth
Where 58% of organizations plan to invest to solve the problem
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