Replace your obsolete VPN with a modern zero trust upgrade. Firezone supports the workflows and access patterns you're already familiar with, so you can get started in minutes and incrementally adopt zero trust over time.
Firezone is fast and dependable so your team is always connected to the resources they need most. It works on all major platforms and stays connected even when switching WiFi networks.
Firezone establishes secure, direct tunnels between your users and Gateways, then gets out of the way. Gateways are deployed on your infrastructure, so you retain full control over your data at all times.
Resource-level access policies that update in real-time based on changes from your IdP.
NAT hole punching means no exposed attack surface and zero firewall configuration needed.
Self-hosted Gateways and end-to-end encryption ensure we can never see your data.
Add SSO with any OIDC-compatible identity provider (IdP) to limit connections to current and authenticated users only.
Sync IdP users and groups to ensure active employees can access your network, and revoke access when employees leave.
* Currently available for Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, and Okta.
Twingate | Tailscale | Firezone | |
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Open source | Partial | ||
Built on WireGuard® | |||
Load balancing | Partial | ||
Automatic failover | |||
NAT hole-punching | |||
Resource-level access policies | |||
Google directory sync | |||
Entra directory sync | |||
Okta directory sync | |||
DNS-based routing | Partial | ||
Mesh networking | |||
Annual invoicing |
Last updated: 4/22/2024
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