ZTNA enables secure access to internal systems - whether from the home office, on a business trip or directly from the company network.
Instead of granting blanket permissions, each user receives exactly the permissions they need - no more, no less.
ZTNA protects your systems in the background without restricting your teams in their day-to-day work.
ZTNA grows with your company - and is up and running within a few hours.
No more bulky VPN configurations - modern security no longer needs tunnel solutions.
Whether laptop, smartphone or tablet - access is only possible with verified identities and trusted devices. This keeps your company network secure at all times.
Even if a device is physically connected to the network, it cannot gain access without valid authentication.
Employees working from home or on the move can access internal applications securely - without the need for traditional VPNs.
Technicians, consultants or freelancers receive time-limited access to defined resources - without risk to the overall system.
Only approved users and devices can access them - regardless of whether they are in the same network.
ZTNA limits the movement of compromised accounts within the network - ideal for containing attacks.
Distributed locations, hybrid working models and BYOD concepts can be managed securely and efficiently.
No, ZTNA can be easily integrated into existing environments. It does not replace systems, but adds an important security layer.
With ZTNA, external access can be controlled granularly. You assign time-limited authorizations to exactly the systems that are needed - without opening up your entire network.
Absolutely. ZTNA is platform-independent - it protects all common operating systems such as Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
No - ZTNA can integrate existing identity solutions such as Single Sign-On (SSO). Access remains convenient without compromising security.
It can usually be set up in just a few hours. Ongoing operation requires little maintenance - policies and access can be managed centrally.
ZTNA complements traditional security measures or can even replace them in many cases - especially when flexible, context-based access controls are required.
No - ZTNA can integrate existing identity solutions such as Single Sign-On (SSO). Access remains convenient without compromising security.
It can usually be set up in just a few hours. Ongoing operation requires little maintenance - policies and access can be managed centrally.
ZTNA complements traditional security measures or can even replace them in many cases - especially when flexible, context-based access controls are required.
