Zero trust access and security service edge (SSE): Zero trust access without the VPN or the backhaul.

We design, deploy and support security service edge platforms. Users connect directly to the applications they are allowed to use, internet traffic is inspected close to the user, and slowdowns can be traced to the device, network or application.

Plan your zero trust rollout What we deliver

SWG: TLS · URL · DLP
ZTNA: Connectors · app segments
DEM: Scores · path analysis

Outcomes

Security that follows the user, not the building.

Three capabilities, one client and one policy model. Each one changes something your users and your security team notice.

01ZTNA

Private apps without network-level access

Zero trust network access brokers each user to specific applications through outbound-only connectors. There is no inbound VPN listener to expose and no flat network to move across after login.
02SWG

The same protection on every connection

A cloud-delivered secure web gateway applies one set of URL filtering, TLS inspection, cloud firewall and DLP policy whether a user is at headquarters, a branch or a hotel, without hauling traffic back to a data center.
03DEM

Slowdowns you can actually locate

Digital experience scores and hop-by-hop path analysis show whether a poor experience comes from the device, the Wi-Fi, the ISP, the security cloud or the application itself.

What we deliver

Built capability by capability, run as one platform.

Take one capability or all three. They share the same endpoint client, identity integration and policy model, so we build that foundation once and extend it.

Secure web gateway

SWG

Traffic forwarding through the endpoint client, GRE or IPsec tunnels from branch edges, and PAC files where needed
TLS inspection policy, root certificate deployment and bypasses for certificate-pinned apps
URL filtering and cloud application control by user, group and location
Cloud firewall, intrusion prevention and DNS security rules
Data loss prevention dictionaries and policies with incident notification
Sandboxing policy that can hold unknown files until analysis completes

Zero trust network access

ZTNA

Outbound-only connectors in data centers and cloud virtual networks, deployed in redundant pairs
Application segments defined per app and tightened from discovery data
Access policy by identity provider group and SCIM attributes, with device posture checks
Session timeout and reauthentication policies aligned to your risk requirements
Clientless, browser-based access for third parties and unmanaged devices
Brokered RDP and SSH access for administrators, without exposed jump hosts

Digital experience monitoring

DEM

Web and network path probes for critical SaaS and private applications
Experience score baselines by location, department and application
Alert rules for score drops and device health signals such as CPU, memory and Wi-Fi
Per-user session tracing for troubleshooting individual complaints
Service desk roles and a triage runbook built on experience data

Across the platform

Endpoint client packaging and rollout through your MDM or software distribution tool
Client profiles, forwarding rules, trusted network detection and fail-open settings
SAML single sign-on and SCIM provisioning with your identity provider
Admin roles, audit logs and log streaming to your SIEM
A phased VPN migration plan with pilot groups and cutover criteria
Ongoing support: policy tuning, bypass reviews, troubleshooting and release impact reviews

How we work

Migrate in waves. Retire the VPN last.

The plan is built so nobody loses access on cutover day. Every phase has exit criteria, and the VPN stays available as a fallback until the data says it is no longer needed.

01

Baseline

We map applications, user groups, VPN usage, internet egress points, existing proxy and firewall rules, and identity provider groups. The result is an application inventory and a target policy model.

Exit: inventory approved, policy model agreed
02

Integrate and build

SAML and SCIM with your identity provider, endpoint client profiles, traffic forwarding, the initial TLS inspection scope, application segments from discovery data and experience probes for key applications.

Exit: IT pilot group working end to end
03

Pilot and migrate

Users move in waves by department or site. Zero trust access runs alongside the existing VPN so anyone can fall back while issues are fixed, and TLS inspection widens category by category.

Exit: each wave stable before the next begins
04

Retire and support

When application segments cover real demand, VPN access is narrowed and then removed. We stay on for tuning, policy changes, client upgrades and troubleshooting, or hand over to your team with runbooks.

Exit: VPN decommissioned, support model in place

Where it fits

For organizations whose users left the perimeter.

Government agencies

Access decided per user, device and application instead of per network, designed with NIST SP 800-207 zero trust principles and your agency's security requirements in mind.

Per-application access through ZTNA
Device posture in every access decision
Centralized logs streamed to your SIEM

Regulated enterprises

DLP for sensitive data, TLS inspection with documented bypass categories and audit-ready logs, designed with HIPAA and PCI DSS in mind.
Multi-site organizations

Branches break out to the internet locally over GRE or IPsec from existing firewalls or SD-WAN edges, instead of backhauling across the WAN.
Hybrid and remote work

The endpoint client applies the same policy at home, on the road and in the office, with trusted network detection deciding how traffic is forwarded.
Contractors and acquisitions

Clientless browser access and tightly scoped segments give third parties and newly acquired teams specific applications, not a connection to the network.

Standards and protocols

Zero trust technologies we work with

SWG: TLS inspection

URL filtering

Cloud application control

Cloud firewall

Intrusion prevention

DNS security

DLP

Sandboxing

PAC files
ZTNA: Outbound-only connectors

Application segments

Device posture

Clientless access

Least-privilege access

NIST SP 800-207
DEM: Experience scores

Synthetic web probes

Network path analysis

Session tracing

Device health
Integration: SAML 2.0

SCIM 2.0

GRE

IPsec / IKEv2

TLS 1.3

Log streaming to SIEM

Platform experience: Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA) · Private Access (ZPA) · Digital Experience (ZDX)

FAQ

Before you move off the VPN

Planning a zero trust rollout or inheriting one? Request a review.

Yes, and we recommend it during migration. With the right forwarding settings, the zero trust client and most VPN clients coexist. Migrated applications are reached through ZTNA while everything else stays on the VPN, and the VPN is narrowed only once application segments cover real demand.

Some applications use certificate pinning or mutual TLS and will not tolerate inspection. We start with a narrow scope, keep a documented bypass list for those applications and for categories such as health and finance where your policy requires it, and widen coverage in stages while watching for breakage.

No. Each capability can usually be licensed and deployed on its own. They typically share the endpoint client and identity integration, so starting with one and adding another later reuses that foundation instead of repeating it.

Yes. We review traffic forwarding, TLS inspection rules, policy order, application segments and admin roles, clean up what has drifted, then support changes and troubleshooting on an ongoing basis.

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Zero trust access and security service edge (SSE): Zero trust access without the VPN or the backhaul.

Security that follows the user, not the building.

Private apps without network-level access

The same protection on every connection

Slowdowns you can actually locate