Zero-Trust Network Access by User, Device and Destination
Access decided by user, device, group and destination, with separate segments for staff, administrators, vendors and servers, over the internet.
One private network, over the internet
What this actually does
Access follows the request, not the subnet: who is asking, from what device, to which destination, under which policy.
Every connection is decided by user, device, group and destination, rather than by which network segment the connection landed on.
Separate segments for staff, administrators, vendors and servers, so a vendor account cannot reach an administrator path by accident.
Application Access limits staff and vendors to the applications they are approved for, such as ERP, file servers, RDP, SSH and intranet apps.
Centralised policy management, so a rule written once applies everywhere the same user or group connects from.
What changes as a result
- Narrower access than a VPN that lands a user on a whole subnet
- Vendors limited to the one application they need
- One policy model instead of a rule per site or per firewall
Three ways to find out if it fits.
AD Readiness Review
Forty-five minutes on your directory and remote access, and a one-page verdict you can circulate.
Book the reviewThe 14-Day Pilot
Five criteria agreed in writing first, then tested on real endpoints. If it fails, you walk.
Plan a pilotTalk to Us
Tell us about your sites, endpoints and directory. We will tell you what the overlay changes.
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Design zero-trust access for your estate
Bring us your directory, your remote access and your sites. We will map what the overlay changes before anyone signs anything.