Conditional access
Workers use an increasing variety of devices and networks, operating outside the traditional perimeter more than ever before. NetMotion prevents these workers from accessing resources until it is proven that such requests are risk-free, conducting real-time analysis of the device, location, destination, network and more to determine approval.
Zero-trust access
Organizations have been slowly migrating to the cloud, yet almost all still retain a blend of on-premise, cloud and SaaS applications. NetMotion allows security teams to make these resources go dark no matter where they are hosted, only becoming available to approved users in the moment that they are needed – and to no one else.
Key features
- Real-time risk assessments of every access request, using countless data points to power conditional access policies, including network status, identity and location.
- The ability to make applications go ‘dark’, protecting them from unapproved access regardless of where they are hosted.
- Dynamic web filtering for all remote workers, enforcing acceptable usage policy on a contextual basis.
- Endpoint-based decision making, streamlining performance and improving the user experience.
- Security reputation and category information on millions of websites and applications.
- An optimized tunnel to stabilize and improve connectivity on weak networks
- A single agent and console to seamless manage remote devices, analyze data and apply policy.
- Supports every major device (iOS, MacOS, Windows, Android) and operates on every network (LTE, public WiFi, corporate networks).
- Flexible deployment options, including cloud, hosted or on-premise.
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