InstaSafe ZTNA platformAccess control that works the way your network actually does.
Identity, device, network and application — every layer verified on every request. One console, one agent, one policy engine.
- Zero trustby design
- No inboundexposure
- Least privilegeby default
- Full visibilityand audit
Jira- Verify every layerIdentity, device, network and application verified on every request.
- One policy engineConsistent access decisions across every user, app and location.
- One agentLightweight agent for posture, tunnel and secure access — everywhere.
- One consoleSee everything. Control everything. Prove everything.
- Built for zero trustNo inbound access. No lateral movement. No unnecessary exposure.
- 4layers verified per request_
- 7application types, one portal_
- 1console, one agent, one policy engine_
What is the InstaSafe platform?
The platform
One request. Every check.
Most security tools answer one question each — a VPN answers whether you can reach the network, MFA answers whether the password is really yours, a posture tool answers whether the laptop is safe. InstaSafe asks all of them at once, on every single access request.
- Four questions, asked togetherWho is asking, from what device, in what context, for which resource — every request is checked on all four before anything opens. An attacker has to get every answer right, not one.
- Then one connection, not a networkA pass opens one encrypted tunnel to that one application. Not to the network it lives on, not to anything adjacent — one user, one app, one logged session.
- Everything else stays darkThe network, the other servers, the databases and the internal apps the request never asked for remain unreachable — not firewalled off, simply never offered.
- One console runs all of itZTNA, ZTAA, IAM, MFA, SSO and endpoint controls are one engine with one policy, not five tools with five ideas of who you are.
The shape of it
Four layers, one decision, every time a session opens.
Slack
Salesforce
Workday
GitHub
Google Workspace
Zoom
ServiceNow
SAPRDPFinance RDP
Figma
NotionSalesforceDirectory sync, then a single verified sign-in. 8 configurable auth profiles, 6 MFA methods, SSO to every provisioned app.
25 posture check types across 144 named rules. 1,500+ OS/device combinations. Device binding ties each session to an approved, certificated device.
Server blackening and a drop-all gateway make assets invisible to the internet. Per-session tunnels at the IP layer for thick clients and network protocols.
7 app types through one portal — FQDN, WEB, RDP, SSH, VNC, DB, WFS. Session recording, watermarking, and clipboard control on sensitive apps.
- 01/04Identity (IAM)
Who is asking?
Sign-inEmailalen.joseph@veno.co.inPassword••••••••••Verify it's youPushTOTPHardware keyHi, AlenAJSlackSalesforceWorkdayGitHubGoogle WorkspaceZoomDirectory sync, then a single verified sign-in. 8 configurable auth profiles, 6 MFA methods, SSO to every provisioned app.
Explore identity - 02/04Device
What are they asking from?
WS-FIN-01425/25Koramangala, Bengaluru · 10.24.8.101Device bound · certificate validDisk encryptionOnEDR agentPresentOS patch levelCurrentScreen lock5 min25 posture check types across 144 named rules. 1,500+ OS/device combinations. Device binding ties each session to an approved, certificated device.
Explore device posture - 03/04Network (ZTNA)
How do they connect?
GatewayLiveInternet exposureHiddenServer visibilityBlackenedDefault gatewayDrop allAuthenticationIdentity verifiedTunnel creationPer sessionTunnel scopeApplication specificLayerLayer 3 · IPSupported clientsThick clientNetwork protocolsAny TCP/IPSession lifetimeDynamicIdle timeoutConfigurableDevice trustVerifiedServer blackening and a drop-all gateway make assets invisible to the internet. Per-session tunnels at the IP layer for thick clients and network protocols.
Explore ZTNA - 04/04Application (ZTAA)
What exactly can they touch?
PortalHi, AlenAJServiceNowSAPRDPFinance RDPFigmaNotionSalesforce7 app types through one portal — FQDN, WEB, RDP, SSH, VNC, DB, WFS. Session recording, watermarking, and clipboard control on sensitive apps.
Explore ZTAA
One engine decides. Every session.
Identity, device posture, location, time and risk score are not five separate checks that each pass or fail. They are evaluated together, once, before a single packet reaches the application.
- 21
- policy combinations
- 12 → 4
- risk triggers, automatic responses
- 202
- event types, every decision logged
evaluatingpriya@acme.co → erp-core
- identity
- directory match · mfa satisfied
- device
- bound · posture 25/25
- location
- IN · within allowed geo
- time
- 14:02 IST · inside window
- risk
- 2 / 100
ALLOW erp-finance-readonly ttl 8h
evaluatingpriya@acme.co → erp-core
- location
- SG · 41 min after last IN login
- risk
- 78 / 100 · impossible travel
STEP-UP challenge issued event logged
The engine_
One movement, checked on every beat.
Identity, device, location, time and risk are not five products taking turns. They are one movement, evaluated together, on every request — and the whole of it runs from one console.
Inside the Trust Engine→- 1,500+OS and device combinations_
- 8configurable auth profiles_
- 11report types out of the box_
How a request actually flows.
Five steps, in order, between someone clicking an application and that application answering for the first time.
- 01 · RequestThe user opens the agent or the browser portal and asks for an application.nothing has responded yet — assets sit dark behind a drop-all gateway
- 02 · IdentityThe controller checks the directory and enforces the auth profile for this user group.your AD / LDAP / IdP, or InstaSafe's built-in directory
- 03 · DeviceThe agent reports posture, and the device certificate is matched against the binding record.OS version, patching, antivirus, firewall, disk encryption
- 04 · ContextLocation, IP range, time window and behavioural signals are scored against policy.anomalies raise risk; risk can force step-up or refuse outright
- 05 · ConnectOnly now does the gateway open — one encrypted tunnel, this device to this application.the network is never exposed; the session is logged, and recorded where policy says so
The spec sheet, as a checklist.
Tick what your evaluation actually needs, then copy the shortlist straight into your ticket. Filtering hides rows; it never clears a tick.
so what changes on monday
You have the VPN, the MFA vendor and the spreadsheets. What retires first?
all three — and the network stops being the thing you grant↓
AWS Console- Slack
- SAP
- Internal apps
- RDP
- SSH
- Databases
One platform,not five tools
ZTNA, ZTAA, IAM, MFA, SSO and endpoint controls from one console — so the VPN, the separate MFA vendor and the access spreadsheets all retire together.
One platform, not five tools
ZTNA, ZTAA, IAM, MFA, SSO and endpoint controls from one console. Retire the VPN, the separate MFA vendor and the access spreadsheets.
Invisible infrastructure
Server blackening means your applications don't appear on the internet at all. Attackers can't scan what doesn't respond.
Your data never touches us
Split-plane architecture: InstaSafe runs the control plane; your data flows directly between your users and your apps.
//Ready when you are//
Ditch the VPN. Keep your apps invisible.
Runs alongside the VPN you have, app by app, until there is nothing left to switch off. Nothing to rack, no network to re-architect.
Regulated, air-gapped, or on-premise? See deployment options