The signal in the noise.

The Unified Zero Trust Platform for the Mid-Market Enterprise. Replace VPNs, firewalls, and cloud gateways with a single lightweight agent — and find the threats hiding in plain sight.

The 3 Pillars of Threatmatic

Radical Consolidation. From Fragmented Legacy to Unified Platform.

One agent replaces 4–5 siloed tools. Built for mid-market teams who can't afford enterprise complexity.

Unified ZTNA Platform

Replace VPNs, internal firewalls, and cloud gateways with a single, lightweight agent. Zero hardware footprint.

Direct Performance — No Backhaul

QSChannel™ technology creates direct, encrypted micro-tunnels from user-to-app. No tromboning, no latency tax.

Flat, Predictable Pricing

Flat, all-in pricing. No hidden gateway fees, no data overages, no complex tiers. ~60% TCO savings.

Trusted by security-forward mid-market enterprises worldwide

Core Capabilities

Built for Security Teams Who Need Results, Not Complexity

Every capability is designed to eliminate operational drag and reduce your blast radius.

Resilience by Design

Failsafe architecture separates the control plane from the data plane. If the cloud goes down, traffic flows using Last Known Good policy. Business continues — don't let a vendor outage become your outage.

Microsegmentation

Software-defined bulkheads stop lateral movement cold. One breached device stays isolated — it cannot reach file servers, databases, or the CEO's laptop. Ransomware kill chain broken.

Active Defense

Auto-ingest threat intel from FBI InfraGard, CISA feeds, public malware blocklists, and global threat exchanges. Dynamic enforcement rules block threats before they reach the network. Zero admin action required.

Visual Policy Topology

Stop parsing firewall rules. See exactly what any user can access in real-time, mapped visually based on active policy. Diagnose connectivity issues in seconds. Audit-ready. Real-time access view.

Start Your 14-Day Silent Discovery Pilot

See your network's real behavior. Build Zero Trust policy based on actual workflows — not old, broken firewall rules. No risk. No disruption. Just clarity.

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Executive Summary & ROI

Defunding Legacy Debt — The Numbers Don't Lie

See exactly what you gain — and what you stop paying for — when you consolidate on Threatmatic.

Legacy Stack (Current)Threatmatic (Future)Impact & Savings
ArchitectureHardware + Cloud Gateways (Appliances, VMs)100% Software-Defined (Agent-based)100% Hardware Reduction — Zero Footprint
Talent RequirementsSpecialized Engineers (e.g., CCIE)IT Generalists (Business Logic)Lower Labor Costs — Simplified Ops
Threat Response Time15+ Min (Batch Updates)<50ms (Real-Time Event Bus)Risk Mitigation — Instant Containment
Annual TCO — 250 Users~$76,000+ (Tiered Licensing, Fees)$30,000 (Flat Rate, All-in)~60% Hard Savings ($46k+ Annually)
Failover / ResilienceBusiness Continuity — No Single Point of Failure
QSChannel™ EncryptionMitM Immunity — Mathematically Impossible Session Hijacking
MicrosegmentationRansomware Kill Chain Broken
Auto Threat Intel IngestionGlobal Immunity — Zero Admin Action Required
Visual Policy TopologyAudit-Ready — Diagnose Issues in Seconds
Proprietary Certifications RequiredFaster Onboarding — No Talent Vendor Lock-in
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Active Defense

The Agent That Fights Back.

Policy enforcement is table stakes. Threatmatic detects and contains the blast radius of rogue updates, runaway transfers, and traffic explosions in real time — before they reach the network.

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SYN Flood Containment

When a rogue update or misconfigured agent turns thousands of endpoints into an accidental flood, the agent fires back. It monitors inbound connection rates at the OS level — before the handshake completes. The moment a source crosses your threshold, it is blocked in under 200ms. No analyst required.

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Per-Flow Bandwidth Enforcement

Cap the runaway process before VoIP drops and database replication falls behind. The agent enforces rate limits per application, per destination, and per protocol — at the source, without touching a single firewall rule. A backup agent that decides to saturate your WAN hits its limit before the edge ever sees it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from CISOs and CIOs evaluating Threatmatic.

What is Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)?
ZTNA is a security model that grants access to applications based on identity and context — never trusting, always verifying. Unlike VPNs that give broad network access, ZTNA gives users access only to the specific apps they're authorized for, drastically reducing your blast radius.
How does Threatmatic replace our existing VPN?
A lightweight agent deploys on user devices and creates direct, encrypted micro-tunnels from user to app — bypassing backhauling through a central proxy. Users get lower latency and better performance while you eliminate VPN concentrator hardware and cloud gateway fees.
What is QSChannel™ technology?
QSChannel™ uses asymmetric path isolation: outbound requests and inbound data travel on separate tunnels with independent encryption keys. This makes man-in-the-middle attacks mathematically impossible — a compromised session key cannot control both directions, so attackers cannot inject malicious responses.
What is the "Fail Open" architecture?
Threatmatic separates the control plane (policy management) from the data plane (direct traffic). If our cloud goes down, your data plane continues using the Last Known Good policy. Traffic flows directly — business continues. Competitors using in-line proxies create a single point of failure: if the proxy goes down, all traffic stops.
What is the 14-Day Silent Discovery Pilot?
We deploy the agent in non-blocking (learning) mode. It silently records every user connection — who accesses what — without touching your existing firewall rules. After 14 days, the platform generates a suggested Zero Trust whitelist based on actual user behavior, not old broken rules. You review, adjust, and flip the switch.
How does microsegmentation stop ransomware?
In a flat network, one breached device gives an attacker full lateral movement — they can reach file servers, databases, and executive laptops. Threatmatic's software-defined bulkheads isolate each identity in its own segment. A breach stays trapped at the source. The ransomware kill chain is broken before it starts.
Do I need specialized staff to manage Threatmatic?
No. Threatmatic requires zero proprietary certifications. Any IT generalist with foundational network knowledge can manage the platform. This eliminates dependence on high-cost CCIE-certified specialists and reduces your talent vendor lock-in.
How does pricing work?
Threatmatic is flat, all-in pricing. No hidden gateway fees, no metered data charges, no tiered licensing. For a 250-user company, that's a fraction of the cost of a legacy stack — roughly 60% hard savings annually. Contact us for a custom quote.
How quickly can threats be contained?
Threatmatic isolates compromised devices in under 50 milliseconds via a real-time event bus. Competitors using batch policy updates can take 15+ minutes to apply changes — creating a window of vulnerability where lateral movement occurs. We surgically isolate threats in milliseconds, not minutes.
How does automated threat intelligence work?
Threatmatic's Ingestion Engine continuously pulls from FBI InfraGard, CISA feeds, public malware blocklists, and global threat exchanges. It auto-synthesizes dynamic enforcement rules and blocks threats before they reach your network — zero admin action required. Your network evolves faster than attackers.
Where is the Zero Trust boundary enforced?
Directly on the endpoints — every endpoint that is protected by Threatmatic. Zero Trust enforcement happens at the source, not at a centralized proxy or gateway.
How light is "lightweight"?
Less than 60MB on disk, 30MB in memory, 0.1% CPU. Threatmatic's agent is designed to be invisible to end users and negligible to device performance.
Where does the "brain" reside?
Our policy engines are designed to operate from any compute zone: private or public virtual machines, any combination, across your availability zones. You are never locked to a single cloud region.
Can I write policies against arbitrary groupings of devices?
Yes. Threatmatic supports virtually limitless grouping structures, including IoT devices and any endpoint that can be identified with an IP address. Tags and annotations let you compose policy with surgical precision.
Can I bring my own IAM?
Yes. Threatmatic supports any ID authentication method: AD, Azure AD (Entra), GitHub, Google, AWS, Ping, Okta, Social, and more. Hybrid schemes are also fully supported.
What if I need to block an app for only a specific group?
Absolutely. You can write policy using a natural language interface against any combination of users, groups, devices, tags, IP addresses, port numbers, time intervals, and much more. Policy granularity is unlimited.
Can you block traffic to known malicious sites?
Yes. With our HiFi DNS setting, Threatmatic checks every name query against the latest updates from across the globe on malicious site activity — blocking threats at the DNS layer before they reach your endpoints.
Can Threatmatic control uncontrolled software update bandwidth?
100%. You can govern exactly which updates are allowed to complete, at which time, and with how much bandwidth — for any group of users or devices. Stop updates from saturating your network during business hours.
How quickly can I securely connect employees to cloud and data centers?
Nearly instantaneously. QSChannel™ technology is straightforward, simple, and ships with the latest ciphers and blazing performance. Connect your global workforce to data centers and cloud subscriptions — without a VPN.
How can I rein in Public Cloud spending?
Threatmatic policies can control both the time allowed and bandwidth offered between your on-premises data centers and cloud. Just like with other policies, you can specify any group of users and applications that are allowed to interact with your cloud subscription.
What are some common use-cases?
Govern exactly which app, user, group, device, IP address, timeframe, and bandwidth allocation is allowed or denied — instantly within milliseconds. Control data center and cloud access without VPN. Deploy in minutes, not weeks. Use our agentic AI assistant to automate posture changes across your entire cybersecurity environment (CSMA). Gain deep insights into user and application performance with ML models and LLM-powered autopilot.