Cryptographic Defenses.
An intronet relies on mathematics, not topology. Discover the protocols powering internal zero trust.
Mutual TLS (mTLS) Everywhere
Every internal connection must be encrypted and mutually authenticated. Introsnet acts as an automated Certificate Authority (CA), rotating short-lived certificates so this is operationally feasible at scale.
See how it's enforced →Kernel-Level Enforcement (eBPF)
By enforcing cryptographic policies in the Linux kernel via eBPF, the intronet achieves line-rate security inspection without the massive latency penalty of user-space proxy meshes (like Istio/Envoy).
Calculate latency savings →SPIFFE / SPIRE Identity
We utilize the Secure Production Identity Framework for Everyone (SPIFFE) to assign cryptographic identities to workloads. This decouples security rules from ephemeral IP addresses.
Read Zero Trust principles →Ready to upgrade your protocols?
Legacy intranets cannot defend against modern internal threats. Deploy Introsnet to automate mTLS and eBPF policies.
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