Zero Networks offers an automated platform for microsegmentation and remote access that's designed for zero-trust segmentation. It uses automated, agentless and multi-factor authentication (MFA) to restrict network access to sensitive assets, thereby preventing lateral movement and ransomware attacks. Secure remote access combines the convenience of VPNs with the security of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), making it a good option for remote user secure access and cyber insurance compliance.
Another option is Hillstone, which offers a range of more general-purpose cyber security products. Its zero-trust architecture includes secure access to internal applications, Extended Detection & Response (XDR) for more centralized threat response, Cloud Workload Protection (CWPP), Secure SD-WAN, and Microsegmentation. Those products let you control access and spot threats more effectively, and they can be part of a broader security foundation.
CyberArk is a good choice if you need a more mature identity security and access management product. It offers secure Single Sign-On (SSSO), Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), lifecycle management, and user behavior analytics. CyberArk's platform supports a broad range of industries and offers flexible pricing, with more than 200 alliance partners and 300 out-of-the-box integrations. It's designed to help organizations move to a zero-trust model for their identity security.