Free and easy Zero Trust with OpenZiti
The Power of Private Networking without the pain
Get started in 3 Simple Steps
1. Deploy a Ziti Network
2. Zitify your app
3. Define your services and policies
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OpenZiti (Apache 2.0) was created by and is maintained by NetFoundry.
We also built a SaaS implementation of OpenZiti providing Zero Trust connectivity and superpowers for any use case including remote access, Multi-cloud, IoT, DevOps and more.
What is OpenZiti?
We created OpenZiti to provide the next generation of secure, open-source overlay networking. We strive to make it easy for developers and creators to focus on innovation.
We wanted OpenZiti to incorporate the principles of Zero Trust but not the name as it's not a product and only a subset of OpenZiti superpowers: more of a "ZiTi, not (just) Zero Trust".
Ziti is also a delicious Italian pasta so it was easy to pick the cute mascot that every Opensource project needs. Learn more about Ziggy by reading his blog or following him on Twitter.
Private apps and APIs, made simple
Clint shows how to wrap your app or API with a few lines of code to make your app unreachable from the networks.
Not even the host is trusted - your app opens zero trust sessions, giving you end-to-end visibility, control and security, across any network, with no VPN, firewall or MPLS dependencies.
Close all your inbound firewall ports and link listeners - your private, programmable Fabric will broker all sessions.
Overcoming Security Challenges with Private Kubernetes Clusters
“Ziti allowed us to innovate and drive new business with a competitive edge.
Today, Ozone is the only CI/CD tool that automates private cluster deployments across any platform providing customers with zero trust, secured application delivery for private Kubernetes clusters.”
- Moteesh Reddy, Technical Lead, Ozone
READ THE OZONE ZITIFICATION CASE STUDY HEREEnd-to-end control, zero trust security and speed
Private networking infrastructure is an obstacle to your control, security and speed. Instead, embed zero trust networking in your apps, from your Java app to Postgres database access, and everything in between.
