A modern alternative to legacy VPNs, Firezone is an open source platform that securely manages remote access for any-sized organization. It takes a granular, least-privileged approach to access management with group-based policies, offering fast speeds with WireGuard®, scalability with load balancing and failover, end-to-end encryption, zero attack surface, open-source codebase, flexible user authentication, and easy deployment.
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