Built on OpenZiti
OpenZiti, ready to use.
OpenZiti is the open-source Zero Trust network from the team at NetFoundry. It is powerful, and it expects you to run controllers and routers, issue identities and write policies. Project Zero does that part for you.
Free for you and two services. Built on OpenZiti by Actieve.
What Project Zero adds on top of OpenZiti
- Sign up in the browser instead of running a controller and edge routers.
- Devices enroll themselves from the app, with no JWT files to hand around.
- Companies, groups and share links become OpenZiti identities, services and policies automatically.
- Each share gets a readable dark address, such as sql.acme.ziti.
- Simple monthly plans, free to start.
For teams that run their own OpenZiti
Project Zero's server can install, run, configure and upgrade its own OpenZiti controller and router as Windows services, managed from a web page. If you need a larger, custom or self-hosted OpenZiti or NetFoundry deployment, Actieve designs and operates them as an implementation partner. See Zero Trust services from Actieve.
Questions
Good to know.
Is Project Zero made by NetFoundry?
No. Project Zero is a product of Actieve, LLC. It runs on OpenZiti, the open-source project maintained by NetFoundry, and Actieve is an implementation partner for both.
Can I use my own OpenZiti network?
Actieve can set up Project Zero against your own controller as part of a deployment. Contact us through actieve.com.
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