AppGate Zero Trust Network Access
The only direct-routed ZTNA solution built for peak performance, superior protection, and seamless interoperability.
Design your ideal Zero Trust architecture. Control how data traverses your network. Secure your whole environment. Build a cohesive security ecosystem. Get the flexibility, extensibility and integration advantages of AppGate direct-routed Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA).
AppGate's direct-routed ZTNA delivers fast, secure access without detours through a third-party cloud. By routing connections directly between users and resources, it ensures higher performance, stronger security, and greater control. This approach eliminates unnecessary bottlenecks and creates a foundation for scalable, identity-centric Zero Trust access.
Cloud-routed ZTNA forces all traffic through the vendor’s cloud, creating security, performance, and cost challenges. Indirect routing introduces latency, increases failure points, and adds hidden risks from multi-tenant environments. These limitations make it difficult to achieve the reliability, flexibility, and security needed for accessing critical resource.
Direct-routed Universal ZTNA for all users, devices and workloads located anywhere on any network
Global enterprise and federal customers identify the security and operational benefits of AppGate ZTNA as reported in Nemertes analyst study
saw significant reduction in number of security incidents
average decrease in time to modify access privileges
average decrease in hands-on staff time to manage access
average decrease in access-related trouble tickets
average decrease in security tools to manage on-prem access
Direct-routed Zero Trust Network Access allows you to transform your network, retire legacy equipment and reach the ideal state of adaptive Zero Trust.
Your ideal state won’t be built in a day. First tackle ZTNA use cases that will address immediate risk and prove value to the business.
Rapidly deploy Universal ZTNA across your full environment to replace legacy tools and integrate with adjacent systems to continue to mature and automate access policies.