Written by Chris Scheels on March 05, 2020

Coronavirus: Keeping your employees safe and connected

With Coronavirus rapidly spreading across more than 70 countries, ensuring employee safety is an increasing priority. In a bid to help curb the spread, AppGate is offering a 90-day free pilot of our Software-Defined Perimeter for organizations putting in place work-from-home initiatives.

AppGate is offering a never-before free 90-day pilot of our Software Defined Perimeter solution to help enterprises rapidly deploy remote and work-from-home initiatives.

AppGate SDP can help enterprises:

Be up and running quickly
Easily scale to thousands of remote workers
Seamlessly integrate with existing routers and switches
Provide a simple user experience for “new” remote workers

AppGate is committed to helping our customers and the wider community to support efforts to keep employees safe during this challenging time.

With the rise and spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) around the world, companies, schools and local governments are implementing precautions to curb the spread of the virus.

Impacting over 70 countries, with more than a dozen US states reporting infections, ensuring employee safety is priority No. 1. More and more of our customers and enterprises have reached out to us to help them scale in preparation for a mass work-from-home initiative.

AppGate SDP can quickly scale to accommodate an entire work-from-home workforce if needed.

Please click here to request details on how to get started. Some restrictions apply.

AppGate Blog: Software-Defined Perimeter

Coronavirus: Keeping your employees safe and connected

With Coronavirus rapidly spreading across more than 70 countries, ensuring employee safety is an increasing priority. In a bid to help curb the spread, AppGate is offering a 90-day free pilot of our Software-Defined Perimeter for organizations putting in place work-from-home initiatives.

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