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Checked for Firezone on 5 Nov 2026

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Zero trust access Report an error

“Check identity, device, and app on every connection. Start by mirroring your VPN, then tighten access one app at a time.”
Free tier Report an error

“Get started for free”
Device signals Report an error

“350+ device signals, checked every time”
Device posture checks Report an error

“Compliant The MDM reports the device as compliant with its policies. Disk encryption FileVault, BitLocker or the mobile OS encryption is on. No active threats The EDR reports no infection and no high risk. Firewall enabled The host firewall is turned on. Corporate owned The MDM records the device as company owned, not personal.”
Mdm edr tools Report an error

“Intune Defender SentinelOne Sophos Iru Santa”
Per app dns resources Report an error

“Every DNS Resource gets its own address, so apps on the same IP can each have their own Policy.”
Incremental rollout Report an error

“Begin with one CIDR Resource that matches your old VPN, then give apps and hosts their own Policies until the broad range can go.”
Wireguard Report an error

“Zero trust access built on WireGuard®.”
Rest API Report an error

“REST API”
Use cases Report an error

“Mesh VPN Remote access Site to site VPN Secure access to SaaS Full-tunnel VPN Internet of Things”

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