The VPN that knows who the attackers are.
Encrypted tunnels backed by Alliance threat intelligence — blocking malicious exit nodes, C2 endpoints and known-bad IPs before the connection opens.
Traditional VPNs encrypt. This one screens first.
Traditional VPNs encrypt your traffic but know nothing about what's on the other end. Secure VPN queries the Alliance threat database on every connection attempt — so known attackers never get in.
Pre-Connection CTI Screening
Every connection request is screened against the Alliance Crime Score database before the VPN handshake completes. IPs above the configured threshold are silently dropped.
WireGuard & IKEv2
Industry-leading WireGuard for high-throughput tunnels and IKEv2 for enterprise compatibility — both benefit from Alliance threat intelligence overlays at the gateway.
C2 & Exit Node Blocking
Alliance intelligence identifies Tor exit nodes, known C2 infrastructure, botnet drop zones, and compromised proxy networks before traffic leaves your perimeter.
Intelligent Split Tunnelling
Route sensitive traffic through the Alliance-screened tunnel while trusted SaaS traffic flows direct — rules update automatically as the threat landscape changes.
Zero-Trust Access Control
Identity-verified connections with per-session policy enforcement, device posture checks, MFA enforcement, and least-privilege segmentation.
Session Telemetry & SIEM Export
Every session generates enriched telemetry with CTI context and MITRE ATT&CK tags — export to Splunk, QRadar, Elastic, or any syslog-compatible SIEM.
From connection request to CTI-screened tunnel in milliseconds
Client Request
User/device initiates a connection.
CTI Lookup
Crime Score query against the Alliance database.
Policy Check
Score compared against your configured threshold.
Tunnel Open
AES-256 or WireGuard tunnel established.
Routing & Telemetry
Split or full tunnel routing, with session telemetry exported to your SIEM.
If the Crime Score exceeds threshold, the connection is silently dropped, the incident is logged with STIX context, and your SIEM is alerted within 200ms.
Not a handful of data centres with a map graphic
Every exit node is screened the same way as inbound traffic — against the live Alliance Crime Score database, not a static allowlist refreshed once a quarter.
