Use Cases

Replace VPN with ZTNA* *without its shortcomings

Connect remote employees and third parties to the network with zero trust principles and zero performance impact

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Are you still connecting remote users like it’s 1999?

VPN technology, largely unchanged for decades, isn’t designed for today's hybrid environments and contemporary threats

Common VPN Vulnerabilities

VPN port visible to attackers

Frequent brute force, DDoS, Remote Code Execution, and other attacks

Limited controls and granularity

Secure Remote Access with Zero Networks

Zero Networks melds the strengths of VPN and ZTNA to eliminate traditional VPN vulnerabilities with ironclad zero trust principles

Zero Trust Security

No open ports make the solution invisible to attackers

Maximum Performance

Direct tunnel and unrivaled speed via WireGuard®

Powered by MFA

Multi-factor authentication required to connect

Employee & Third-Party

Custom policies limit application access per role

Compliance & Cyber insurance

Adhere to visibility, MFA, and strict controls requirements
See it in Action

"The network performance doubled. Reliability went up 100%. This is the first time users came to me saying they're happy with the product."

Jim Paolicelli
Jim Paolicelli
IT Director

A VPN and ZTNA Hybrid:
All the benefits, none of the downsides

Direct Connectivity

No latency and higher throughput compared to ZTNA

Maximum Visibility

Unlike ZTNA, user IP addresses remain visible to the organization

Cost Effective

A direct tunnel avoids the higher costs associated with routing traffic through a ZTNA vendor cloud
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How it Works

VPN

VPN provides a direct, fast and secure tunnel between the user and the organization, but leaves the VPN port open to the internet and vulnerable to attacks.

ZTNA

Unlike VPNs, ZTNA eliminates the open port to the internet by hiding behind a cloud proxy, but introduces latency and higher costs because all network connections are routed through the cloud.

Zero Networks Connect
1

VPN ports are closed and invisible
The corporate VPN has no open ports on the internet–impervious to port scanning.

2

User verified by MFA
Users trying to connect are required to authenticate in the cloud using MFA.

3

VPN port opens only to validated user
VPN opens a port only to the authenticated user IP address–and remains invisible to attackers.

4

User access is limited
Policies allow user access to all or pre-approved apps or services.

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Secure Remote Access Datasheet
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Additional Resources

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