Imagine it’s Monday morning and you’re about to log into Outlook to check your email. While that’s happening in the comfort of your own home, another teammate is on site preparing for a meeting. They are logging into Dropbox to get a slide deck they’ve been collaborating on with a third party, while using Slack to coordinate with other presenters. These two examples of user-to-app connections are a fraction of the scenarios that need protecting. The now vast landscape of users and things connecting to applications isn’t simply pushing the limits of traditional access and protection methods, it’s mandating a change