Zero-Trust mobile access that security and IT actually agree on.
Device-bound, managed access to your apps and websites.
PacketProx takes your existing TLS-protected app or website and wraps it in a hardware-bound device identity over mutual TLS. Your app’s own encryption, SSO, Reverse Proxy, and WAF keep running end-to-end, untouched — you add a cryptographic device layer in front of what you already have. You don’t replace a single control.
Why both teams win
Getting mobile devices safely onto internal apps usually forces a fight: security wants strong device trust and inspection; IT wants low friction — no MDM on personal phones, no app rewrites. PacketProx gives hardware-rooted device trust and least-privilege access without decrypting your traffic and without managing the device — and it layers onto your current stack, so neither team gives anything up.
Your apps stop answering the internet
Whitelist inbound from the PacketProx relay IP, deny everything else. Your app goes from “reachable by anyone” to “reachable by one address that only connects to authorized devices.”
Exposed to the entire internet
Anyone on the internet can reach your app. Its own login is the only thing standing between an attacker and the front door — and scanners can find it, fingerprint it, and probe it around the clock.
Only the relay IP gets in
Your app answers only the relay. The internet can’t reach it — or even find it — and every connection the relay forwards is a known, hardware-attested, authorized device.
Route to multiple relay stations / multiple organizations
Home each app to the relay you choose. A single enrolled device routes every flow to the right relay by its hostname — so one phone reaches apps spread across sites or regions, each over its own relay, with no extra setup for the user.
- Put a relay where you need it — near your users for lower latency, or in a specific region to keep an app’s traffic local.
- One enrollment, every relay — the device trusts a single relay authority and presents one hardware-bound identity to all of them; no re-enrolling per site.
- Multiple organizations? — no problem. The app supports independent enrollment in multiple organizations.
- Isolate what matters — home a sensitive app to its own relay and infrastructure, apart from the rest.
- Central control — assign each app’s relay in the console and add relays as you grow; traffic with no assigned relay is denied by default.
What it does
- Takes your existing TLS app or site and adds a device-authenticated mTLS layer in front — no SDK, no app changes, nothing removed.
- Access is bound to a specific device by a key in its secure chip (Secure Enclave / StrongBox) plus genuine-device attestation — not a password, not a soft cert.
- Each device reaches only the apps you authorize — least privilege, not the whole network like a VPN.
- No new sign-in for your users — once a device is enrolled, access is silent and device-authenticated; people use their apps exactly as before.
- Lose a device or off-board someone and access dies in seconds — live sessions cut, not just future ones.
- Your real hostnames, your app’s TLS, and SSO / SAML keep working, unchanged.
Same product, two wins
The guarantees your team demands
- Defense-in-depth by design — additive to every control you run; a hardware device gate and per-connection Zero-Trust authorization sit in front of your existing TLS and auth.
- Hardware-rooted device trust — non-exportable secure-element keys plus attestation; a cloned, emulated, or jailbroken device can’t get in.
- We can’t read your traffic — the gateway relays ciphertext end-to-end and holds no key to it.
- Passwordless by design — no PacketProx password anywhere to phish or reuse.
- Instant revocation + short-lived credentials — kill access in seconds; certificates auto-expire on a short leash.
- Full audit trail + SIEM — per device, user, and app; streams to Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar.
- FIPS-grade crypto — TLS 1.3, hardware-backed keys, built on FIPS 140-3 modules.
The rollout your team will actually accept
- No rip-and-replace — drop it in front of the apps you already run; keep your TLS, IdP, and SSO exactly as they are.
- No MDM required — secure BYOD and contractor phones without enrolling them in management or touching personal data.
- No app changes — works with off-the-shelf and internal apps; nothing to wrap or rewrite.
- Any device — managed or unmanaged, corporate or personal.
- Built for mobile reality — one lightweight connection, not a battery-draining VPN.
- Low help-desk load — simple enrollment, silent certificate renewal, no device profiles to babysit.
- Deploy your way — cloud, on-prem, self-managed, we manage, you decide.