Zeroport raises US$10m for patented non-IP Remote Access Solution, addressing vulnerabilities to VPN compromises.
Zeroport recently raised $10 million in funding to accelerate global expansion and product development and enhance its flagship Fantom platform. The company already secures remote access for large organisations worldwide.
The secure remote access market relies on IP-based communication that allows malware to penetrate networks and theft of sensitive internal data, a vulnerability so severe that even CISA, the U.S. cyber defense agency, was breached through its VPN devices. This type of cyber attack forces organisations to either remain completely offline or rely on complex and outdated IP-based remote access systems.
Zeroport’s Fantom platform pioneers the first non-IP-based secure remote access solution, using patented hardware that creates a physical non‐IP bridge at network boundaries. Inbound flows are physically limited to human interaction signals; outbound flows are display-only pixel streams. No packets can physically enter or leave the network; therefore, no malware can get in, and no data can get out.
The Zeroport unique approach enables organisations to provide secure remote access for the first time, while maintaining complete visibility and control over sessions. This translates into cost savings by both replacing the complex legacy remote access stack and enabling remote operations in situations that were previously not possible. The technology has allegedly already demonstrated measurable impact, eliminating $5 million in annual travel costs for one systems integrator by enabling secure remote network monitoring & maintenance, previously impossible with traditional remote access tools.
Joseph Gertz, Co-founder & CEO of Zeroport, comments:
“For 40 years, organisations have been forced to choose between staying offline for security reasons or allowing remote connection through cumbersome and vulnerable legacy systems that even the world’s top cyber agencies struggle to secure. We’ve already proven our hardware-based approach can save enterprises millions while securing their most critical assets. With this recent funding, we’re expanding our team and reach to revolutionize how organizations worldwide achieve secure connectivity.”
The company has gained validation through participation in Singapore’s CyberBoost Catalyse program and backing from CyberFuture, a VC backed by Elron Ventures comprising CISOs from major enterprises, including Siemens Energy. Zeroport protects its innovations with several patents and serves customers across industrial, finance, defense, and ICS sectors.
