Two access products, not one with add-ons
MicroZAccess for managed devices. SwiftZAccess in the browser for contractors and unmanaged devices, with nothing to install.
Zero Trust access on your terms
At a glance
Six differences a security team can test in a POC, not just read about.
MicroZAccess for managed devices. SwiftZAccess in the browser for contractors and unmanaged devices, with nothing to install.
MicroZAccess re-checks device posture during the session. If a device falls out of compliance, access is cut then, not at the next login.
Digital Experience Monitoring shows the health of the endpoint, Trust Broker, App Connector and application, so support knows where a connection broke.
Deploy specified components in your own data centre or in-country cloud when regulators or customers ask where the access plane runs.
The App Connector terminates IPSec from your existing firewall into a per-tenant VRF. Users get Zero Trust and the data centre is not re-plumbed.
ML-KEM-768 + X25519 on the MicroZAccess tunnel, for eligible customers. Keys are held only at the two ends.
How each works


Feature comparison
Pick by scenario
Application-level policies, posture checks and hop-level diagnostics for the helpdesk.

Time-bound access with approval to the apps they need, and nothing to install.

Browser-based access to supported web apps, with identity and access policies applied at the gateway.

Place specified components in your data centre or in-country cloud. Review the full data flows before making residency claims.

Zero Trust on the user side, your existing firewall IPSec on the resource side. Migrate without a forklift.

Per-hop health from endpoint to Trust Broker to App Connector to application.

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