Compare Cloudbrink vs. XplicitTrust Network Access

Cloudbrink's secure access service boosts employee productivity and morale. For IT and business leaders whose remote employees cannot be fully productive due to inconsistent network performance, Cloudbrink’s HAaaS is a high-performance zero-trust access service that delivers a lightning-fast, in-office experience to the modern hybrid workforce anywhere. Unlike traditional ZTNA and VPN solutions that trade off security for user performance, frustrate employees, and slow productivity, Cloudbrink’s service secures user connections and solves the end-to-end performance issues that other solutions fail to address. Cloudbrink's Automated Moving Target Defense security is ahead of any other secure access solution. Rated by Gartner as the "future of security", Cloudbrink is leading the way. By constantly changing the attack surface, it is significantly harder to identify and attack a Cloudbrink user's connection. ==> Certificates are rotated every 8 hours or less ==> There are no fixed PoPs - users connect to three temporary FAST edges ==> The mid-mile path is constantly changed If you are looking for the fastest most secure remote access connectivity solution, you have found it with Cloudbrink.

XplicitTrust Network Access provides a Zero Trust Network Access solution (ZTNA), which allows users to work from anywhere and access applications securely. It integrates with existing identity provider for single sign-on and multi-factor authentication using factors like user identity, device security and location. The platform also includes real-time diagnostics of the network and centralized asset tracking for better oversight. Clients do not need to configure the solution and it is compatible with Windows, MacOS, and Linux. XplicitTrust provides robust security by using strong encryption, end to end protection, automatic key rotating and context-aware identification. It also supports secure connections and scalable application access for IoT applications, legacy applications, and remote desktops.