Access Should be Faster, Safer, Better.

The Fastest Possible Connection

Remote connections should be fast and reliable to enhance productivity. Latency issues can lead to incremental losses in workflow efficiency. When scaled across an entire organization, this can result in hours of wasted productivity waiting for actions to register or pages to load.

Pomerium is demonstrably fastest because is best deployed at the edge, right where the application resides. This allows users to access resources directly, without the need to pass through additional servers that add latency and serve as potential points of compromise.

Hosted solutions act as middlemen resulting in slower connections because their architecture requires routing data through their servers. Eliminate unnecessary productivity loss with Pomerium!

Continuously Verified for Security

Continuous verification is the ideal standard: every action, even from verified users, should be authenticated against identity, policy, and context.

The Perimeter Problem exists because many solutions stop verifying once correct user credentials are presented to establish a secure session.

Companies are realizing there's no benefit in replacing their old VPN clients and tunneling solutions with new ones that simply bundle the same traditional VPN technology. Pomerium offers a different application-centric approach for enforcing zero trust security through continuous verification.

Clientless Access for Usability

Companies replacing their VPNs value Pomerium's clientless access for frictionless security, resulting in better user experience while reducing management overhead. 

User Experience

• Intuitive: No more logging in to a client for access to the internet.

• No additional credentials: Users no longer need to memorize an additional set of credentials to gain access.

Reduce burden of management

• No need to install: Client-based access requires a client on the user's device and a counterpart in the infrastructure. This is usually known as the agent, connector, or daemon.

• No need to update: Clients require a minimum supported version to function. This also adds additional management burden and is a user pain point, in addition to being a problem at scale.