Setting access and controls has become more complex with the global shift to working from anywhere, with multiple device types in use and numerous service realms (on-prem, IaaS, SaaS). Zero trust aims to eliminate implicit trust while continuously verifying user identities. However, most of today’s solutions require complex implementations, provide limited coverage, control only initial access, exclude endpoint protection, and lack restrictions on what users can do once they’ve been initially authenticated to a service.
Ohad Bobrov, Co-Founder and CTO
Trust No Endpoint
Create a secure workspace on any device (Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS) in minutes—including browser hardening and anti-tampering capabilities, securing company assets saved on endpoints, as well as prevention of unauthorized physical access and easy offboarding of users.
Continuous, Contextual Authorization
Enforce access to specific (or all) apps and services with simple integration with your existing Identity Provider while continuously monitoring users, their device posture, location, and access time. Immediately prevent browser access if a policy is violated.
Granular Restrictions – Beyond Access
Monitor user activities and enforce per-application restrictions for actions taken—such as risky activities (login, download, upload, sharing) and client-side activities (clipboard use, printing, taking screenshots), mask sensitive information, and require MFA across actions users can perform in corporate apps.
