InstaSafe Zero Trust Access

InstaSafe is a zero trust security company founded in 2012 in Bengaluru, India, with presence in the USA and Germany. It replaces traditional VPNs by granting each user access only to specific applications after verifying identity and device, and serves enterprises such as Tata, Siemens, Asian Paints and several Indian financial institutions.

The platform combines ZTNA for thick-client, legacy and custom TCP/UDP apps, ZTAA for browser-based access, MFA, IAM with SSO, a secure enterprise browser and endpoint controls on a shared trust engine. A drop-all gateway with single packet authorization stays invisible to unknown callers, 25 device checks run before a tunnel opens and are re-evaluated during sessions, and sensitive sessions can be recorded. It integrates through SAML, OIDC and RADIUS and is built to NIST SP 800-207.

• ZTNA: Provides network-layer access to thick-client, legacy and custom TCP/UDP apps without exposing the network.
• ZTAA: Offers a browser-based app portal with group-based entitlements.
• Drop-all gateway: Uses single packet authorization so unknown callers get no response.
• Device trust: Runs 25 device checks before a tunnel opens and re-checks during sessions.
• MFA and SSO: Supports 8 sign-in methods and 6 additional MFA methods per user group.
• Session recording and logs: Records sensitive sessions and logs 202 event types.

A consumer finance company in Vietnam can replace VPN with ZTNA for thousands of field staff and record sessions on loan systems. A logistics firm can give depot staff browser-based access to warehouse apps with device checks. A manufacturer can let vendors maintain legacy systems remotely without network-wide access.

One console replaces separate VPN, SSO, MFA, device control and logging tools; the vendor claims up to 70% lower cost than assembling them separately. Applications are hidden behind a gateway that does not respond to unknown traffic, shrinking the attack surface. Continuous device checks and session recording help financial institutions meet regulatory audit needs. Logging of 202 event types supports investigations.

VPN vulnerabilities have become a frequent entry point for ransomware, pushing enterprises toward zero trust access aligned with NIST SP 800-207. Financial regulators in Asia increasingly expect granular access control and audit trails, a need shared by banks, finance companies and logistics firms in Vietnam.

Founded in 2012 in Bengaluru, India, with presence in the USA and Germany. ISO 27001 certified with SOC reporting, HIPAA and GDPR ready. Recognized by Gartner, DSCI Excellence Awards, Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and G2 (4.5 rating). Listed on India's Government e-Marketplace (GeM).