Control Access. Control Risk.

Zero trust access control has never been this easy.

Protect your critical IT assets with Portnox’s radically simple cloud-native unified access control platform. No hassles. No BS.

Secure Remote Access. Simplified.

Introducing fast, frictionless, cloud-native ZTNA

Portnox ZTNA enables passwordless, risk-aware access to apps behind your firewall — no agents, no network exposure, no fuss. Replace legacy VPNs with a scalable, cloud-native solution that verifies user identity, device posture, and location before every connection.

Feeling lost on the road to zero trust? Portnox can help.

Portnox addresses many different zero trust use cases, and offers the flexibility to scale your unified access control program to the furthest edges with ease.

Passwordless Authentication

Leverage Portnox's easy-to-use Certificate Authority to unlock passwordless authentication essentials that pack a heavyweight punch.

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Unified Access Control

Dynamically segment connected endpoints to control who has access to what with powerful access control policies.

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Endpoint Risk Monitoring

Understand the risk posture of every connected endpoint with 24/7 risk monitoring designed to keep your IT environment safe night and day.

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Endpoint Remediation

When an endpoint falls outside your organization’s risk threshold, Portnox takes automatic action to reestablish compliance.

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Network Device Administration

Keep the IT riff raff out and your precious network devices under lock and key with cloud-native TACACS+ / AAA services from Portnox.

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Guest Management

Set unique access control policies for guests and contractors across your network and strengthen your data loss prevention program.

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If there’s no password, there’s no password to steal

More than 50% of all cyber-attacks begin with compromised credentials. But what if there were no credentials to compromise? With certificate-based authentication from the Portnox Cloud, you can rest assured that no one is accessing your corporate network unless they’re absolutely approved to do so.

Portnox Cloud: Unified Access Control Made Simple

Portnox's unified access control platform delivers total awareness of all endpoints in use across the enterprise, and enforces 24/7 access control, risk mitigation, and compliance enforcement policies for networks, applications, and infrastructure – something no single platform can do from the cloud.

Unified

Zero trust access control and security for networks, applications & infrastructure.

Cloud-Native

Easy to deploy, manage & maintain access control with nothing to install on-premises.

Friction-Less

No architectural re-engineering or traffic re-routing is needed to get up & running.

New Report CISOs charge toward passwordless and NAC for zero trust in the AI era

Gain insight into how today’s CISOs are navigating the shifting cybersecurity landscape—from advancing passwordless authentication, NAC and zero trust initiatives, to modernizing legacy remote access and handling AI entities across security operations. This survey reveals how security leaders are prioritizing innovation and resilience in an era of rapid change.

2026 ciso report for 2026

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