The New York City Department of Education modernized its cybersecurity strategy by replacing traditional VPNs with a zero trust architecture to securely support more than 1 million users and over 2 million student and employee devices. The department faced challenges with legacy infrastructure that could not scale to deliver secure and consistent access, while traditional VPN and firewall solutions struggled to block advanced cyberthreats. Limited endpoint visibility also made it difficult to manage and monitor devices used for remote learning. By implementing a zero trust proxy architecture that inspects all TLS/SSL traffic at scale and replacing VPN-based access, the organization significantly improved security and visibility. The transformation secured more than 2 million devices, reduc

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