Secure networking, with a name you trust.

Protect domain name resolutions with trusted DNS servers and encrypted requests to prevent snooping and man-in-the-middle DNS attacks. Use website content filtering to block access to phishing sites, malware, and other threats.

Prevent threats from rogue public Wi-Fi hotspots and compromised networks, and enforce corporate internet usage policy by securely tunneling traffic to the internet.

Provide secured access on unsecured networks.

Verify device and user identity of on-site and remote users to access resources. Apply access controls with high granularity to enforce least-privilege access and eliminate lateral movement.

Prevent malware, phishing, and other threats by restricting access to only authorized and trusted internet destinations.

Provide secure access for remote employees to your corporate resources and public cloud networks.

Strengthen and add a layer of security to remote desktop protocol and other desktop screen sharing services.

Interconnect your private networks across multiple sites and public clouds.

OpenVPN protocol compatible routers can also be used to securely make your network part of the VPN.

Specify traffic that travels over the VPN by website domain names—similar to per-app VPN policies.

Other traffic routes outside the tunnel. Enforce SaaS access to only allow logins coming through the VPN.

Safely and securely transmit business data: financial transactions in Point-of-Sale systems; telemetry information in security systems; data communications from internet-connected devices.