Stratus sits between your people and your services. Nothing internal is published to the open internet — access is brokered, verified, and recorded.
Identity and context are checked on every request, not once at login. Sessions are short-lived and continuously re-evaluated.
Bring your existing identity provider — SAML or OIDC — and roll SSO across every connected application without touching their code.
Allow access only from managed, healthy devices. Unknown or non-compliant endpoints are turned away automatically.
Every authentication and every resource touch is logged with who, what, and when — searchable in the console, exportable to your SIEM.
Regional entry points keep latency low wherever your team connects from, while policy stays in one place.
Point a hostname at Stratus and define a policy. No agents on your servers, no rewrites, no maintenance window.
A user opens an internal tool through their Stratus workspace. The gateway terminates the connection at the edge, checks the user's identity with your provider, evaluates device and context signals, and only then opens a path to the upstream service — which never had a public address to begin with.
If anything fails a check, the request is dropped before it reaches your network. If everything passes, the session is logged and access is granted for as long as the policy allows.