Apply zero trust principles with a few clicks, without no change at your network.
Forget traditional VLANs, and firewalls, meet the future of cyber security.
Zero trust access can be used to secure remote access to corporate resources by verifying user identity and device trustworthiness, regardless of the user's location.
Zero trust access can be used to secure access to cloud resources, including SaaS applications, by ensuring that only authorized users and devices can access them.
Zero trust access can be used to secure privileged accounts and access to critical systems by implementing strict access controls and monitoring user activity.
Zero trust access can be used for identity and access management (IAM) to ensure that only authorized users have access to sensitive data and systems.
Zero trust access can be used to secure endpoints, such as laptops and mobile devices, by verifying device trustworthiness and implementing access controls based on user identity and device posture.
Zero trust access can be used to ensure that only authorized users and devices can access the IoT devices and data. And IOT devices can reach only needed resources.
Authenticate with any IdP like Active Directory, Google Workspace, Azure AD
Only give access to client what it needs, not more
Observe and record every activity, stop every suspicious activity
Verify every device that tries to access any resource, block client IP related to Country, VPN, TOR networks
Manage every DNS packet, restrict access to harmfull domains. Limit access to harmfull fqdns
Watch every activity with AI and be proactive to suspicious activities, stop them when happening
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For companies that have multiple locations
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For enterprises that wants to use AI
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For individuals who want to securely connect personal devices, for free.
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