Public Sector

Secure operationswithout exposingsensitive data.

Hardware-enforced remote access for government and public sector organizations, protecting employees, citizen data, and the most sensitive systems behind a boundary that simply cannot carry an attack.

Public systems hold the data adversaries want most. Zeroport keeps the route to it from ever existing.

The challenge

Legacy systems create systemic risk

Government estates run on decades of accumulated infrastructure: systems that were never designed for today's threat landscape, yet still hold citizen records, case files, and classified work. Keeping them running consumes up to 80% of public IT budgets, leaving little to modernize the security model around them.

Then remote access is bolted on top. Traditional VPNs hand contractors, remote staff, and inter-agency users broad network reach with little oversight: a flat path into systems that should never share one.

The Zeroport answer

Hardware-enforced zero trust for sensitive government systems

Zeroport places a physical, non-IP break between users and the systems they reach. Sessions cross a one-way optical bridge that cannot carry an IP packet, so there is no network path to scan, tunnel, or pivot across, and no route for malware to follow inward.

Zero trust stops being a policy you assert in software and becomes a property of the silicon: every session is isolated by construction, scoped to a single system, and visible to your own operators end to end.

No IP connection means compromised credentials can't pivot into sensitive systems, breaking the attack chain that starts with phishing and ends with exfiltration.

Why it matters

The risk is in theremote-access layer

Public sector breaches rarely begin with a sophisticated zero-day. They begin with a stolen credential and a route that should not have been reachable.

58%

of ransomware incidents trace back to an exploited remote-access pathway, the exact layer Zeroport removes from the network entirely.

80%

of breaches involve stolen or compromised credentials, useless against a path that has no IP route to reach across.

0

IP routes into a protected system. With no tunnel to exploit, a stolen credential opens nothing it isn't explicitly bound to.

Use cases

Built for howgovernment actually operates

Third-Party Vendor Access

Grant integrators, maintenance providers, and contractors one-time or time-boxed access to a single system, never the network around it. The path opens for the work and disappears when it ends, with nothing persistent left behind to compromise.

Hybrid Workforce

Let civil servants, remote teams, and inter-agency users reach the systems they need from any device, anywhere, without extending the trusted network to that device. A compromised laptop cannot become a compromised estate.

Sovereign AI, Physically Governed

Deploy AI against sensitive estates with policy held on your own hardware: no cloud, no external dependency, and enforcement the model cannot reach. Every agent session is scoped, recorded, and severed on drift, with the evidence trail public accountability demands.

Public Sector

Take away the route,take away the breach.

See how hardware-enforced, non-IP access lets public sector teams work remotely while sensitive systems stay sealed: no tunnel, no lateral path, no exposure.