The Guardian

Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Secure access for teams and applications built on zero-trust principles: nobody and nothing is trusted by default. We combine strong identity checks, application isolation and tamper-proof logging to protect your network and help you meet privacy regulations.

Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA) - The Guardian

What’s included

01

Identity-First Entry

Zero-Trust MFA access.

02

App Isolation

Prevent lateral network movement.

03

Compliance Shield

PDPA & GDPR tamper-proof logging.

04

AI-Stealth Tunnel

REALITY + Vision protocol to bypass AI detectors.

Built with: VLESS/XTLS + BBR + PQC

Frequently asked questions

What is zero-trust network access?

A security model where no user, device or application is trusted by default. Every connection is verified, and people only reach the specific apps they need.

How is ZTNA different from a VPN?

A traditional VPN gives a connected user broad access to a network. ZTNA grants access to individual applications after verifying identity, which limits lateral movement if an account is compromised.

Does it help with PDPA and GDPR compliance?

It supports compliance by adding strong identity checks and tamper-proof access logs. Compliance itself also depends on your wider policies and processes.

What is the AI-Stealth Tunnel?

A resilient tunnel built on the REALITY and Vision protocols, designed to keep connectivity reliable on networks that use AI-based traffic detection.

How do we get started?

Email us a summary of your users, applications and compliance needs. We reply with a proposed access design.

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