Zero trust access

A private path
to a healthy app.

Replace the VPN with identity-based, app-level access. PulseHA checks who they are, then routes around a dead gateway or backend so the session does not die with the path.

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3 policies – 12/12 devices online

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3 of 3 online
Devices
12 of 12 connected
Active Users
8 in last 24h
Services
4 of 5 healthy
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Windows

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Protected Services

payments-api

TCP:8443

healthy

internal-db

TCP:5432

healthy

legacy-smb

TCP:445

down

In production where downtime is unforgiving.

Platform

One policy. Every path.

Start with zero trust access. Add health-aware routing. Add DNS-layer filtering and an identity-aware firewall. Same identity, same gateways — for users, sites, and clouds.

Why VPNs fail

The VPN still treats the network as the product

A VPN authenticates once, opens a path, and assumes everything behind it stays healthy. That is how you get sprawl, a single point of failure, and users landing on dead apps.

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VPN sprawl

Too many tunnels. Full-network access after login. Almost no idea who reached what.

Brittle routing

One failed gateway or concentrator stalls every connection. There is no second path.

Online Failed Unreachable

App outages

Users authenticate successfully and still land on a backend that is already down.

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Use cases

Where teams replace the VPN first

Remote staff, contractors, critical apps, and hybrid networks — without opening the network.

Staff reach the apps they need from any network. No concentrator, no full-tunnel dump.

  • Access from any location
  • Device posture before the path
  • SSO with your existing IdP

Give contractors and partners a path to specific apps. The rest of the network stays invisible.

  • Time-limited grants
  • App-level permissions only
  • Full audit trail

When a gateway or backend fails, traffic moves to a healthy path. Users stay in the app.

  • Live health checks
  • Ranked failover routing
  • Multi-site redundancy

Join data centers, clouds, and edge sites under one identity-aware fabric.

  • Multi-cloud connectivity
  • On-prem to cloud bridging
  • One policy plane

Built for teams who cannot afford an outage.

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In real-time game hosting, failures are immediate. Level 1K uses PulseHA to keep access up without giving up performance.

Microsoft Azure

Self-hosted gateways on the infrastructure you already run, including Azure, with health and policy in one console.

Oliver Chen
James Walker
David Okonkwo
Anna Kowalski
Sarah Mitchell
Nathan Brooks
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Built by engineers who operate production networks. Security tooling should earn trust in the path, not the pitch.