Twingate

Twingate provides secure access to private resources for distributed workforces under a zero trust networking model. Unlike VPNs, which grant access to whole networks via centralized VPN gateways, Twingate provides access controls based on the modern 'zero trust' model, under which every request to a network resource is checked and verified.

Twingate supports any application that communicates via TCP or UDP out of the box, without any application, device, or server configuration necessary. Twingate clients are available for macOS, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, Android, iOS, and iPadOS.

Deploying Twingate does not require technical expertise in networking. If you know the internal IP addresses or internal domain names of the resources you want to allow to be remotely accessed, and how to run a Docker container on a device in your network, you will be able to deploy Twingate.

You do not need to make changes to your network infrastructure to deploy Twingate. Twingate overlays access controls over your existing network. The only thing you need to do to make a network accessible via Twingate is to install a connector (deployed as a Docker container or a native Linux system service) on a server on that network.

Yes, the Twingate client includes native Apple M1 support and can be installed through the Mac App Store in OS X.

A Connector is a Twingate software component that runs on the destination Remote network. Any traffic destined for private Resources will go through the Connector, and all traffic will appear to originate from the Connector host. It is delivered as a Docker container that does not require any special host privileges.