- Zero-Trust Tunnel
- A private, encrypted path between your device and our network that re-authenticates on every connection. There is no "trusted inside" the way old corporate VPNs worked.
- MASQUE / WireGuard-class
- Modern transport protocols engineered for speed and battery life. Much faster and far more efficient than legacy OpenVPN or IPsec profiles — you won't feel them running.
- Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
- An inspection engine that opens up the traffic envelope and reads what's inside — looking for known attacks, malicious payloads, and suspicious patterns — and blocks them before they land.
- DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH)
- Your device asks "what is the address of mail.example.com?" thousands of times a day. DoH encrypts every one of those questions so your ISP can't see them.
- Serverless / Edge Network
- There is no appliance in your closet, no server you have to patch. The entire security plane is hosted across hundreds of data-centers that route you to the nearest one automatically.
- Point of Presence (PoP)
- A physical location — often a data-center near a major city — that hosts a piece of our edge network. More PoPs means lower latency, no matter where your team works from.
- Anycast Routing
- The internet trick that makes one address reachable from hundreds of places. When you connect, you automatically land on the closest, least-congested PoP. No "pick a server" dropdown.
- Smart Queue / Traffic Shaping
- An algorithm that keeps interactive traffic (video calls, remote desktop) moving smoothly even when someone else is downloading the entire internet.
- Threat Intelligence Feed
- A continuously updated list of IP addresses, domains, and file hashes known to be attacking networks right now. Curated by a global community of security researchers.
- Kernel-Level Packet Filter
- Defense implemented inside the operating system's networking core — fast enough to drop DDoS floods at line-rate without breaking a sweat.