Zero Trust Network Access

Enforce least-privilege access to business resources — authenticate every user and device before granting any network access.

Zero Trust Network Access — least-privilege access enforcement

Uplevel's Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) replaces traditional VPNs with an identity-centric model that verifies users and devices before granting access to specific applications — not the entire network. Instead of broad, always-on connectivity, per-application policies enforce least-privilege access, reducing attack surface and eliminating unnecessary exposure. Integrated with the domain controller and firewall, Uplevel continuously evaluates identity, device posture, and context to control access in real time. This approach delivers stronger security, simpler management, and a seamless user experience compared to legacy VPN solutions.

Key Capabilities

Identity-centric Access

  • Comprehensive Identity Provider (IdP) built-in, with MFA
  • Role Based Access Control (RBAC) with groups and access policies
  • SAML 2.0 federation possible with external IdPs
  • Self-service, self-install ZTNA agent simplifies deployment

Micro-segmentation

  • Access controls by user, application, group, and more
  • Prevents lateral movement with easy-to-configure restrictions on resource access
  • Built-in DNS enables complex capabilities to be set up

Posture Checks

  • Detailed real-time posture checks on users and devices connecting in
  • Session-based authentication
  • Limit by geography (to city), device type, running processes, applications, and more
  • Greatly reduces opportunity for compromise with stolen credentials

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The entire SMB IT stack — network, security, identity, storage, and cloud — in one integrated system.

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