Zero Trust Remote Access (VPN Replacement)

Secure your private apps with clientless remote access

iEdge provides the best of both worlds. A hosted control plane to manage your settings, and a self-hosted proxy that enables flexibility and privacy over your data.

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Public cloud and client-based access

Public Cloud PoP

Centralized shared network services often come at the cost of sacrificing privacy and control. Additionally, there are limitations in terms of performance and high availability.

Client-based

The client-based tunnel solutions often hinder workflows and reduce productivity. Your employees and partners may not want to download an additional burden.

AxisNow iEdge Solution

The Industry Only Self-hosted Edge

The Fastest Possible Connection

Remote connections should be fast and reliable to enhance productivity. Latency issues can lead to incremental losses in workflow efficiency. When scaled across an entire organization, this can result in hours of wasted productivity waiting for actions to register or pages to load.

A bigger PoP count isn't always faster. Sometimes extra hops add a few milliseconds before the connection settles on the best location.

Compared to public edge, private edge offers unprecedented autonomy and control (eliminate cloud lock-in), flexible network coverage, data privacy compliance, better performance.

Clientless Access for Usability

Companies replacing their VPNs value iEdge's clientless access for frictionless security, resulting in better user experience while reducing management overhead.

Save on IT time and reduce the overhead for installing, troubleshooting, and updating third-party clients. Clientless access for web-based applications.

Continuous Verification & Auditing

Continuous verification is a zero trust concept where every single action is verified for authentication, authorization, and contextual factors before being accepted or denied. Compare this to NextGen VPNs where authentication and authorization are only verified at the start of a session.

Continuous verification mitigates the possibility of malicious insiders or hackers using stolen credentials by verifying each user action and request. Stolen credentials are the most common form of breaches. Having access to an authorized account should not mean the user gains unmitigated access if other contextual factors do not make sense.