Inside the network means access to everything
Once connected, a stolen laptop or account can reach far more than its owner ever needed.
R92 AccessZero-trust private access, one application at a time.
Inside means everything.
A traditional private network has one door. Once a stolen laptop is through it, almost everything inside is within reach.
Inside means everything.
A traditional private network has one door. Once a stolen laptop is through it, almost everything inside is within reach.
One path per application.
In testing: people reach only the applications their groups allow. Other applications are not published to them, so there is no network to wander through.
Checked on every connection.
Identity, group, a fresh approval when it matters and the health of the device decide each connection, not the network you sit on.
Privileged changes on the phone.
Administrative changes are approved on the phone and written to a tamper-evident audit trail. R92 Access is in testing and not yet in production.
Enterprise product · R92 Access
Zero-trust private access, one application at a time.
R92 Access replaces the network-wide private network with per-application paths. Each connection is decided by identity and device health, and private apps stay hidden from everyone without a path.
In testing; not yet in production
The problem
Private apps exposed to the internet
Login pages on the open internet invite constant attacks.
Device health ignored
Access decisions rarely check whether the device itself is up to date and managed.
What it does
Per-application paths
People reach only the applications their groups allow, not the whole network.
Invisible services
Private applications open no inbound ports, which keeps them off the open internet.
Identity and device checks
Each connection uses IdenX identity and groups, fresh approvals for sensitive apps and device health from Nexus.
Resident client
A small Linux laptop client shows connected status, the policy in force and device standing.
Tamper-evident audit
Every decision is written to a chained audit trail; privileged changes are approved on the phone.
Works with
IdenX
Identity, groups and step-up approvals.
Nexus
Device health for every connection.