For zero trust security and for regulatory compliance, Forescout has a broad cybersecurity platform for discovering, protecting and assessing all managed and unmanaged connected assets. It includes automated assessment, segmentation and enforcement of proactive and reactive controls for network security, and is used in financial services, government, healthcare and education.
Another contender is Zero Networks, a fully automated platform for microsegmentation and remote access that can be used for zero trust segmentation. It uses automated, agentless, and multi-factor authentication (MFA) powered network segmentation, identity segmentation, and secure remote access. It's geared for companies that want to restrict network access to sensitive assets, stop lateral movement and thwart ransomware attacks.
Fortinet has a unified and integrated cybersecurity platform that brings security and networking together across all edges, users and devices. It includes features like secure networking, unified SASE, secure SD-WAN and zero-trust network access, along with a full endpoint agent and AI-powered security tools. It can be used in a variety of scenarios, including branch, campus, data center and remote sites.
Last, Check Point has the Infinity Platform, which provides AI-powered, cloud-based threat prevention across networks, clouds and workspaces. The suite includes CloudGuard WAF, Harmony SASE, Zero Trust Access and Infinity ThreatCloud AI for detecting and blocking new zero-day threats. It's designed to stop threats faster and improve operations, and is a good candidate for zero trust adoption.