Remote access,done right.
Site-to-site tunnels, remote-worker VPN, and zero-trust replacements — designed and deployed for the way your team actually works.
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What you get
- Network topology design + documentation
- Fortinet edge devices with HA pairs
- MFA-enforced remote access portals
- Endpoint posture checks before tunnel up
- Split-tunnel + DNS optimization
- Quarterly access review + cleanup
VPN is one of those things that feels simple until you're managing it across 50 remote workers, 4 branch offices, and a partner extranet. The wrong design adds friction and exposes attack surface; the right one is invisible to users and audit-friendly. We build for both.
What's in the engagement
The full deliverable.
Site-to-site IPsec tunnels.
Branch offices, data centers, and partner networks connected over encrypted tunnels with redundancy and monitoring. We design topology to minimize hairpinning and maximize app performance.
Remote worker SSL VPN.
FortiClient or native OS SSL VPN, with MFA enforcement, posture checks (is the device patched? is EDR running?), and split-tunneling tuned to your traffic patterns.
Zero-trust network access (ZTNA).
Where it makes sense, we replace flat VPN access with per-application ZTNA — users only get access to specific apps, not the full network. Smaller blast radius if a device is compromised.
How we run it
Auth → posture → tunnel.
Every remote-worker connection passes through three checks: identity (MFA), device posture (patches, EDR), and policy (which apps does this user need?). All before the tunnel comes up.
FAQ
Common questions.
How many concurrent VPN users can the firewall handle?
Should we use VPN or zero-trust?
Related
Often paired with VPN Design & Implementation.
Ready to stop fighting your IT?
Tell us what's breaking, what's slowing you down, or what you're trying to build. We'll respond same-day with a real plan — no boilerplate sales sequence.
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