Enterprise Microsegmentation
Microsegmentation is the core operational reality of an intronet. It replaces broad, porous VLANs with granular, identity-based perimeters built around individual workloads.
Phase 1: Mapping the Unknown
You cannot segment what you cannot see. The first step to microsegmentation is deploying lightweight eBPF sensors to discover every single east-west connection. If you jump straight to enforcement without mapping, you will break production.
Phase 2: Enforcing the Boundaries
Once mapped, boundaries are enforced not by clunky internal firewalls, but by distributed agents running directly on the workload operating systems. This allows for policies based on cryptographic identity (SPIFFE) rather than brittle IP addresses.
The Cost of Manual Segmentation
Attempting to microsegment a modern, ephemeral Kubernetes environment using traditional firewall rules is impossible. IPs change dynamically. Introsnet automates policy generation based on observed behavior and workload labels.
Calculate your manual overhead cost →Frequently Asked Questions
Does this break legacy applications?
No. We deploy in a "simulate mode" first. We log what *would* have been blocked without actually dropping packets, allowing you to refine policies safely.
How much CPU does the agent use?
Very little. You can calculate the exact impact using our Hardware Estimator tool.