Project Zero

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Project Zero and NetFoundry: which one fits?

Both run on OpenZiti, the open-source Zero Trust network. NetFoundry, the company behind OpenZiti, offers a managed platform for building Zero Trust into products and enterprise networks. Project Zero is a ready-to-use app for teams that want to share services today. Actieve, which makes Project Zero, is an implementation partner for both.

Free for you and two services. Built on OpenZiti by Actieve.

Project ZeroNetFoundry
Built onOpenZitiOpenZiti
Made forSmall and growing teams sharing servicesEnterprises and product teams embedding Zero Trust
Getting startedSign up in the browser, install the appPlatform console, SDKs and network design
Access modelCompanies, groups, people and share linksFull OpenZiti identities and policies
PricingFree for 2 services; plans from $19.99/monthSee netfoundry.io

Choose Project Zero when

Choose NetFoundry when

Or both, with Actieve

Actieve deploys and runs NetFoundry and OpenZiti networks for organizations that need them, and built Project Zero for everyone else. Talk to us about the right fit at actieve.com.

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Does Project Zero use NetFoundry?

Project Zero runs on OpenZiti, the open-source network NetFoundry maintains. It does not require a NetFoundry account.

Can I move from Project Zero to NetFoundry later?

Both use OpenZiti, so the concepts carry over. Actieve can help plan a move when you need NetFoundry's scale.

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