Zeroport is Out of Stealth

Zeroport Is Out of Stealth: Hardware-Enforced Secure Remote Access 

There comes a special moment in every startup life- the moment it emerges from stealth. Today- it’z Zeroport’s turn. 

For years, enterprises have tried to “secure remote access” by stacking more software on top of software: VPNs, ZTNA, agents, posture checks, NAC, MFA, EDR, CASB, SSE, and endless policy engines.

And yet, the outcome keeps looking the same:

• Attackers discover a new vulnerability in VPN edge device and abuse it
• A credential gets phished, sprayed, reused, or stolen.
• A remote access path becomes the fastest lane into the organization.
  
  

That’s why we built Zeroport, and today, we’re excited to officially come out of stealth.

Zeroport is a cybersecurity startup focused on non‑IP, hardware‑enforced remote connectivity, designed to keep malware out and data in, without exposing the same network-level attack surface that has made traditional remote access such a persistent weak point. 

Why we built Zeroport

Remote access is no longer a convenience feature. It’s the foundation businesses are based on: support teams, contractors,field technicians and  engineers, and third-party vendors all need access to sensitive systems. But the uncomfortable truth is this: most remote access architectures still assume that the network is safe once the user is authenticated. In practice, that means credentials, and whatever sits behind them- become the keys to the kingdom.

At Zeroport, we started from a simple question:

What if remote access didn’t have to create an IP-connected path into the network at all?

That question led us down a very different road than VPN and software-only ZTNA approaches: purpose-built hardware that’s designed to deliver real work, in real time, while reducing the pathways attackers rely on to deliver malware, move laterally, and exfiltrate data. 

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How Zeroport is different

Zeroport’s approach is built around hardware-enforced remote connectivity, with a design goal of enabling remote work without relying on traditional IP connectivity into sensitive networks. 

What this enables in practice

Organizations use Zeroport for scenarios where VPN/agent-based approaches tend to create friction- or risk, such as:

• 3rd-party vendor access to deep systems, without turning vendors into persistent, over-privileged residents of the network.
  
  
• Remote employees and freelancers, where unmanaged endpoints and “work-from-anywhere” reality turns software-only controls into constant operational overhead.
  
  
• Segmented network monitoring & management, enabling security and IT teams to work across segmented environments without breaking segmentation.
  
  
• ICS & OT remote maintenance, where the business need is real—but the tolerance for downtime and lateral movement is near zero.
  
  

And the philosophy is captured in a simple line:

Malware stays out. Your data stays in

Announcing our first funding round

We’re grateful to announce that ZeroPort has secured its first funding round, enabling us to accelerate product development, expand deployments, and scale our go-to-market efforts with partners and customers worldwide.  We have raised $10 million in a Seed round led by lool ventures, with participation from Clarim Ventures, CyberFuture, and Fusion Fund.

Want to see Zeroport in action?

If remote access is a recurring pain point in your organization- vendor access, OT maintenance, segmented environments, hybrid teams- we’d love to show you what non‑IP remote connectivity looks like in practice.

Book a demo now and see how Zeroport enables remote work while keeping malware out and data in

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