Twingate

Twingate makes zero-trust network access software, pitched as a way to retire the traditional VPN. The US company grants access by identity to people, services and AI agents, and says its platform can be set up in minutes and grown to cover every resource an organisation runs.

What Twingate offers

• Zero-trust access controls — checks on device security, policies that can change on the fly, and least-privilege rules with a full audit trail.
• Direct connections — traffic goes straight to each resource instead of through a central tunnel, and it works with any cloud provider.
• Remote access — employees can connect to office networks, cloud VPCs and other private systems from wherever they work.
• Admin console — one place to manage access, with a single configurable policy engine that plugs into existing identity and security tools.

Who it works with

Twingate is aimed at organisations with distributed staff and development teams who need controlled access to office and cloud systems.

Key facts

• Based in: United States