Appgate Verified Customer Reviews (2026)

Cloudbrink's secure access service significantly enhances both employee productivity and morale. For IT and business executives facing challenges with remote employees due to unreliable network performance, Cloudbrink’s High-Availability as a Service (HAaaS) offers a cutting-edge zero-trust access solution that provides a remarkably fast, in-office-like experience for today’s hybrid workforce, regardless of their location. Unlike conventional ZTNA and VPN options that compromise security for performance, leading to employee frustration and decreased productivity, Cloudbrink’s solution secures user connections while effectively addressing the end-to-end performance challenges that others overlook. The Automated Moving Target Defense security provided by Cloudbrink stands out among other secure access solutions. Recognized by Gartner as the "future of security," Cloudbrink is at the forefront of innovation in this field. By dynamically altering the attack surface, it becomes considerably more difficult for adversaries to target a Cloudbrink user’s connection. This includes rotating certificates every eight hours or less, eliminating fixed Points of Presence (PoPs) by allowing users to connect to three temporary FAST edges, and continually changing the mid-mile path. If you seek the quickest and most secure solution for remote access connectivity, Cloudbrink is undoubtedly the answer you’ve been searching for. With Cloudbrink, you can ensure a seamless experience for your remote teams while maintaining the highest security standards.

ThreatLocker is a Zero Trust platform designed to prevent cyber threats by ensuring only trusted applications and processes are allowed to operate. It eliminates persistent admin privileges, applies least privilege controls, and gives organizations granular control over how software runs. Through application allowlisting, ringfencing, and storage controls, it blocks ransomware, zero day attacks, and unauthorized behavior before anything can execute. Built for today’s IT and security teams, ThreatLocker delivers centralized control and real time visibility across endpoints, users, and applications. It reduces attack surface, limits lateral movement, and supports compliance with detailed logging and audit trails. With rapid deployment, a continuously maintained application library, and efficient approval processes, organizations can enhance security while lowering operational complexity and maintaining uptime.

OpenVPN Access Server is a self-hosted Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution that runs inside your own environment — on-prem or your AWS, Azure, or GCP account — keeping tunnel traffic and configuration off any third-party network. Access is scoped to the application, not the IP or subnet: each user is routed only to the specific app they're authorized for, identified by domain name, with nothing else on the network visible to them. That makes lateral movement structurally impossible, not just restricted by policy. Access Server Link turns setup into a guided flow (hostname, cloud, region, password), with SSL certificates provisioned and renewed automatically, eliminating manual certificate handling as a source of risk. Because entitlements are bound to hostname rather than IP, they hold up through IP changes and autoscaling with no manual rework. Your instance remains entirely under your control, giving you the data ownership and audit trail needed for HIPAA, SOC 2, and GDPR — full control of the stack, delivered with SaaS-level ease. Administration happens through a browser-based portal instead of SSH: users, certificates, and access rules are managed without shell access, narrowing your attack surface. The Zero Trust App Broker routes each connection through a placeholder IP tied to a single authorized app — the real destination stays hidden, so a stolen credential offers no way to scan or reach other systems. Least privilege is built into the architecture, not left to policy that can drift. Native clients cover Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, keeping identity- and app-based controls consistent across every endpoint. Templated deployment on AWS, Azure, and GCP means security teams get standardized, auditable rollouts rather than one-off manual builds.