Zero Trust Network Access Made Simple

Secure remote access offering Zen-like ease of use

ZENTRY AND THE ART OF

Mission-critical Application Access

Simple to use.  Easy to deploy.
Enterprise-class security – without complexity.  Ommmmm….

Secure Remote Access

Least privileged application access with consistent security for any user, anywhere.

Secure Third-Party Access

Browser-based access
that’s both simple and secure.

Secure IT Infrastructure Access

Least privileged access for auditors and third parties to mission-critical infrastructure.

Modern, frictionless, secure

Zentry Trusted Access

Simply Secure

Zentry Trusted Access provides streamlined zero trust access for small- to medium-sized enterprises. Organizations see gains in security posture and compliance, a reduced attack surface, and greater visibility into users and applications.

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Who We Serve

Zentry Trusted Access provides seamless and secure zero trust application access for small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) of all kinds—from insurance companies to healthcare, transportation, financial services, education, gaming, utilities, R&D, consulting, retail organizations and more.

SMEs see marked improvement in security posture while streamlining secure remote access for employees, contractors and partners.

Our Customers

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Why Zentry Security?

Frictionless Remote Access

Applications launch with a single click; connectivity, identity, policy, and security are transparent to the end user.

Zero Trust Realized

“Never trust, always verify” – only authorized users get access to specific applications. And, all sessions are encrypted end-to-end.

Improved Security & Compliance

Multi-factor authentication, application-specific policies, and end-to-end encryption means only authorized users get access.

Application-Specific Access

A new perimeter around individual users, devices and resources that provides consistent, controlled access for any user, anywhere.

ZENTRY Affirmations

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From The Blog

What Is a Software Defined Perimeter (SDP)?

Here at Zentry, we often get asked “What is a Software Defined Perimeter?”  And that’s usually followed by “What’s the difference between SDP and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)?”  The answer is somewhat subtle, but both are primarily concerned with protecting users and resources from an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape. SDP is an architecture that separates data transmission from data control. In doing so, it offers a significantly enhanced level of security over traditional networks.  Resources and applications are hidden from unauthorized access and it is possible to deploy services on traditional networks that are assumed to be compromised. How Does An SDP Work?

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