Secure Access, Everywhere
Your Business Needs It

Enable secure, efficient connectivity for users, devices, and workloads across hybrid, multi-cloud, and OT environments.

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Secure Remote Access (VPN Replacement)

Simple, secure remote access for today’s hybrid workforce

Traditional VPNs and perimeter-based tools grant overly broad access and create unnecessary risk, often slowing down users and complicating IT operations. AppGate ZTNA replaces outdated approaches with direct-routed, Zero Trust Network Access that enforces least privilege based on user identity and context. By cloaking infrastructure, continuously verifying context, and delivering high-performance, direct connections, AppGate ZTNA ensures only the right users, on trusted devices, can reach approved applications and services—whether remote, in-office, or on the move.

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Server-Initiated Connectivity

Secure, policy-driven service-to-user connections

Protocols and services like VoIP, RDP and SSH require servers to initiate sessions with end-user devices. Traditional methods expose endpoints, creating unnecessary risk and expanding attack surfaces. Appgate ZTNA eliminates these vulnerabilities with a service-to-client model that cloaks devices by default and enforces access only for explicitly authorized services. Only services entitled to connect to specific devices can initiate sessions, ensuring secure, efficient and direct server-to-user traffic—without opening inbound ports.

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Secure Branch and Site Connectivity

Fast, controlled connections across distributed sitesĀ 

Traditional WAN and VPN solutions rely on static tunnels, broad network access, or backhauling through central hubs—adding latency, complexity, and security risk. AppGate ZTNA replaces these models with dynamic, policy-driven site-to-site connectivity that enforces least-privilege communication between offices, data centers and remote sites. Only authorized sites can connect, reducing exposure, improving performance, and simplifying management while maintaining compliance.

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Secure OT/IoT Access

Safeguarding critical operational systems without disrupting productivity

OT and IoT networks often rely on legacy protocols with minimal built-in protections, making secure access challenging. AppGate ZTNA addresses this by cloaking critical systems and enforcing policy-driven access, ensuring only authorized users and applications can communicate with sensors, controllers and data collectors. By limiting exposure and continuously validating context, AppGate ZTNA keeps OT and IoT environments secure while maintaining operational efficiency.

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SaaS Application Access

Secure SaaS access for trusted users on verified devices

Employees use SaaS applications from various locations and devices, but traditional security controls can’t enforce least-privilege or verify device posture which leaves sensitive data exposed. Appgate ZTNA secures SaaS access with dynamic, identity- and device-driven policies, ensuring only authorized users on compliant devices can reach approved applications. By continuously evaluating risk and adapting access in near-real-time, Appgate reduces exposure while maintaining a seamless user experience.

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Secure Workload-to-Workload Communication

Protection for hybrid and multi-cloud resources with dynamic policies

Modern IT environments rely on constant communication between applications, services, and databases across hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures. Traditional controls expose resources or depend on static rules that increase the risk of lateral movement and exploitation. AppGate ZTNA secures workload-to-workload communication by cloaking resources and applying least-privilege policies at the workload level. Each connection is dynamically authorized, ensuring only trusted services can interact—and only with the resources they are explicitly entitled to access.

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