Replace Legacy VPN
Move from subnet-level reachability to resource-scoped access with qualified device evidence, direct or encrypted relay paths, and protocol-specific confirmation.
Explore the migration journey →SOLUTION JOURNEYS
Start with the access boundary you need to change.
Each solution begins with a specific operating failure, then connects the required Oten workflow, component boundaries, integrations, migration stages, rollback, limitations, and proof-of-concept evidence.
System role: Customer solution owner + Oten solution architecture
Evaluation depends on: Requires an exact user, device, resource, protocol, deployment, migration, rollback, and evidence scope.
WORKFORCEPrivate resource accessIdentity + Device
OPERATIONSJIT production accessScoped authority
GOVERNANCECorrelated evidenceDecision + Outcome
DEPLOYMENTSelf-hosted controlExplicit ownership
ACCESS MODERNIZATION
Replace broad reachability with named resource authority.
Hybrid Workforce Access
Apply resource policy across managed endpoints and changing networks without treating location or one successful login as permanent trust.
Explore the workforce journey →Private Application Access
Protect internal web applications and APIs near the resource with explicit route, header, session, health, and rollback contracts.
Explore the application journey →HIGH-RISK AUTHORITY
Bound privilege, external access, and workload identity.
DevOps Production Access
Replace standing SSH, database, Kubernetes, and administration authority with resource-, role-, protocol-, approval-, and time-scoped access.
Explore the production journey →Contractor and BYOD Access
Give an external user one approved resource with sponsor, device-mode, session, data, and expiry boundaries.
Explore the external-access journey →Server and Workload Access
Use independent non-interactive identity, bootstrap, rotation, revoke, and resource scope instead of shared human credentials.
Explore the workload journey →GOVERNANCE AND CONTROL
Make evidence and operating responsibility part of the design.
Regulated Organizations
Correlate subject, device, resource, policy, enforcement acknowledgement, failure, and recovery inside an explicitly assessed boundary.
Explore the assurance journey →Self-hosted Zero Trust
Own policy services, state, keys, Signal, Relay, Gateway, backup, restore, upgrade, rollback, and incident response under a tested responsibility model.
Explore the self-hosted journey →Deployment Options
Compare managed control services, customer-operated control, and distributed Gateway data planes before selecting the rollout model.
Compare deployment responsibilities →PROOF OF CONCEPT
Every journey defines success, limitation, failure, recovery, and rollback evidence.
- Name the business and security failure the evaluation must change.
- Record the exact Oten releases, operating systems, integrations, resources, protocols, and policy modes.
- Test the intended workflow and unauthorized discovery or access.
- Exercise stale, offline, unreachable, partial, failed, and expired-authority behavior.
- Confirm required enforcement acknowledgements instead of treating a decision as the final result.
- Prove the migration rollback path before removing the existing access boundary.
Next in Oten Access
Continue the technical evaluation.
Turn the access problem into a bounded evaluation.
Choose one solution journey, define the exact platform and protocol scope, and agree on measurable evidence before rollout.