Zaperon sells an identity-centric security service edge (SSE) platform built on zero-trust principles. The company describes its aim as securing access to AI agents, applications, data and cloud from any location. The platform replaces passwords with a PKI-based digital identity and validates more than fifteen multi-factor signals, such as user behaviour and device posture, to resist phishing and account takeover. It controls access to software-as-a-service, on-premise and desktop applications, servers and network devices, including access from personal devices. Further capabilities cover protecting data in cloud applications and on endpoints, continuous device-trust checks, a secure web gateway that blocks malicious sites and unsanctioned applications, and real-time visibility into application access and device compliance. The company says the platform helps organisations meet requirements such as GDPR, PCI-DSS, HIPAA and SOX, and Indian regulators including RBI, SEBI and IRDAI, and that it has achieved SOC 2 Type II certification. Its site lists integrations with enterprise applications, a free trial, a blog with articles on zero-trust topics and awards including one from the Data Security Council of India. One customer, Amarya Technologies, is quoted.