Atmos ZTNA
Secure access to private apps with the most advanced ZTNA solution on the planet.
Access to private apps – without the risk
Make securing access to your crown-jewels seamless.
Atmos ZTNA ensures that authorized users get the access to private apps they need.
Atmos ZTNA
The most advanced Modern Day ZTNA service in the industry, the service provides an elegant alternative to traditional VPN and ZTNA 1.0 solutions by providing secure access for any user, any device, and any private application.
All your private apps
Secure access to modern web apps (SSH, RDP, Git, DB ec.) or legacy thick-client apps (VOIP, ICMP and AS400 etc.)
Inspect to protect
Inspect traffic to tell who accessed what URLs, view downloaded files, see commands used – and receive alerts
Agent or agent-less
Private apps can be accessed with, our without, an agent. Integrations with any SSO solution creates a frictionless user experience
Least privilege please
Identity and policy-based access without placing users onto the network, exposing apps, or any firewalls or ACLs
Experience the true value of zero trust.
Modernize access to crown-level applications with Atmos ZTNA
How Atmos ZTNA works
A user attempts to access
a private app
Secure access to major apps – even VOIP and ICMP – and support client or clientless access
Atmos Cloud mediates the request
Avoid passthrough connections that lead to risk – Atmos becomes the first stop
Atmos validates identity & policy
Automatically adapt access rights based on changes in context (device posture, location etc.)
Atmos securely connects to resource
Make private apps invisible to the Internet, keep users off the network, and deliver a safer connection to SaaS apps
Atmos inspects traffic & monitors user experience
Gain visibility into user activity so you’re aware of malicious activity
“Safely Delivering Simple, Secure and Managed 3rd Party Access”
“48% of organizations regard securing user access to enterprise applications as more difficult than just 2 years ago ”
“Axis security really captured the ‘kis’ module – keep it simple…I can grab this new technology, get it up, get it running and put it in the back of my mind”