Clientless ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access)

Datawiza Access Proxy offers a clientless ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access) solution. It facilitates seamless access to your corporate applications without a VPN, using merely a web browser.

Remote Application Access Without a VPN

VPN replacement - Enhancing critical apps for better security and end user experience
Third-party access - Secure third-party users like contractors without agents on the endpoints
BYOD Access - Support bringyour-own-device (BYOD) initiatives by protecting both managed or unmanaged devices
Developer access - Identity-based access to CI/CD pipelines, monitoring dashboards, code repositories, and more
Speed up mergers & acquisitions - Connect with multiple identity providers and offer easy access during M&A

Datawiza Access Proxy: The Simplicity of ZTNA Solutions. No Agents, Network Tunnels, or Connectors Necessary.

Value

Secure Access

Secure app access for all users everywhere

Enchance Security

Enhance security posture with Zero Trust App Access

Improve User Experience

Deliver a seamless experience for users to access apps

How Datawiza ZTNA Works

The Datawiza platform consists of two major components:

Lightweight, container-based Datawiza Access Proxy (DAP) integrates with identity providers to enable SSO (Single Sign-On), MFA (multi-factor authentication) and granular authorization. DAP can be hosted by Datawiza or by customers in their own environments.
Centralized Datawiza Cloud Management Console (DCMC) enables access policy configuration, aggregates logs, and provides visibility.

“Datawiza is the easy button to get all your legacy, aging applications and associated tech debt moved into modern security, with a measurable quality increase in user experience for end customers. You can tackle these initiatives internally, or you can just switch it on overnight by using the Datawiza Access Proxy to secure all your data.”

“Datawiza is a partner in our Secure Hybrid Access program. Their fast, secure solution helps our customers take advantage of the multifactor authentication capabilities built into Azure AD (now part of Microsoft Entra) to protect their portfolio of critical Oracle business solution.”