Connectivity for classified networks.
Without breaking the air gap.
Defense and national-security operations can't choose between isolation and access - they need both. truePass moves classified data across domains, grants remote and vendor access to sensitive systems, and proves every connection to your auditors - all under one identity model, without exposing a single inbound port.
Where trust is non-negotiable.
The air gap isn't the problem. The mission requirement is.
For decades, defense and national-security networks have run on one principle: strict separation between classified and unclassified domains, enforced at the infrastructure level. That principle is sound, and it isn't going away. Classified systems must stay isolated from anything that could expose them.
But the mission keeps demanding more than isolation allows: secure access to classified systems for remote personnel, controlled access for cleared vendors and contractors, and governed data transfer between domains. When operations push for these, agencies either bolt point products onto the boundary - expanding the attack surface and fragmenting policy - or personnel improvise workarounds that quietly defeat the separation they depend on.
Two non-negotiables. One architecture that holds both.
Defense networks aren't asked to choose between security and operational capability. They're required to deliver both at once - and prove it. truePass is built for exactly that mandate.
The boundary stays exactly as strict.
- No inbound ports opened to the classified network
- Patented Reverse Access™ - connections initiate outward only
- Protected systems remain invisible from outside
- No firewall rule rewrites, no new exposure
- Separation principles your accreditation depends on, intact
The access the mission actually requires.
- RDP, SSH and Web to classified systems for cleared remote staff
- Governed vendor & contractor access - per-user, time-boxed
- Cross-domain data transfer with content control and full audit
- Per-request policy enforced on identity, device and context
- FIPS / AES-256 encryption end to end, with MFA at every session
- One identity model and one audit trail across every domain
The exposure shows up in four places.
When classified networks are pushed beyond strict one-way isolation without the right architecture, these are the gaps adversaries look for - every time.
Unauthorized access to mission-critical systems
Infrastructure-level separation can't tell who is connecting or why. Without identity-based segmentation, a single compromised credential or device can reach systems it was never meant to touch. Nation-state and APT actors target exactly this gap.
Unprotected cross-domain data transfer
Classified records, intelligence flows and inter-agency exchanges still move through methods that lack end-to-end encryption, content control and a verifiable trail - leaving sensitive data exposed to interception and exfiltration in transit and at rest.
Ungoverned vendor & contractor access
Equipment servicing, integration work and external expertise all require access to sensitive networks. Handled outside a Zero Trust path, that access is broad, standing and hard to audit - one of the largest and least-monitored risk surfaces in defense environments.
Compliance you can't prove on demand
National-security mandates require continuous access control, monitoring and provable audit. Legacy separation models produce fragmented logs across point products - making it slow, costly, or impossible to demonstrate adherence when an auditor or incident review asks.
Three modules. Built for classified and mission-critical environments.
truePass Gravity governs cross-domain connectivity and data transfer. Gate and Grid extend it for secure remote access and breach containment across the agency.
Three-layer platform: Reverse Access™ infrastructure + Secure SMB Proxy + Zero Trust App Access. Governs RDP, SSH, HTTP, Web Services, API, CIFS/SMB and file transfer between classified and unclassified domains - encrypted end to end, under one identity and policy.
Clientless, agentless ZTNA for cleared remote staff, vendors and contractors. Per-user, per-application access with MFA and time-boxed sessions - classified systems stay invisible, with no inbound ports and no VPN into the protected network.
Segments classified networks by identity, not just location. Stops lateral movement between systems and zones, containing a compromised credential or device before it can reach mission-critical assets - the control nation-state and APT playbooks are built to defeat.
What defense & security teams can finally do.
Secure remote access to classified systems
Cleared personnel reach classified applications and consoles via RDP, SSH and Web from approved locations — under per-session MFA, clipboard and transfer controls, and full session recording. No VPN into the protected network, no exposed gateways.
Governed vendor & contractor access
Cleared vendors and integrators reach only the specific assets they're authorized for, in time-boxed windows — per-user identity, MFA and complete audit, with no network-level foothold in the sensitive zone.
Cross-domain data transfer, fully governed
Classified records, intelligence flows and inter-agency exchanges move between domains with FIPS / AES-256 encryption, content control, identity verification and a complete audit trail — interactive where the mission needs it, one-way where it doesn't.
Continuous monitoring & provable compliance
Every session and transfer is logged under one identity model, producing a unified audit trail across domains. Demonstrating adherence to national-security mandates becomes a query — not a months-long reconstruction across point products.
Built to the standards national security demands.
truePass architecture supports the access-control, encryption and audit requirements of the frameworks governing defense and government systems.
Per-request policy enforcement, FIPS / AES-256 encryption end to end, and a unified audit trail - the architectural building blocks national-security mandates require, delivered out of the box.
Validated where it matters most.
truePass is deployed in strategic organizations across Israel - including national-infrastructure operators, defense bodies and government agencies - in sensitive production environments. In these deployments the platform handles secure application access (Web, SSH, RDP), governed cross-domain file sharing, and centralized policy and activity monitoring.
TerraZone is also engaged with a national control & cyber laboratory to validate secure-connectivity architectures beyond traditional one-way models, test interactive access scenarios in isolated environments, and analyze operational continuity under advanced threats - including Nation-State and APT actors.
- Advanced connectivity architectures for classified & isolated networks
- Secure application access in air-gapped environments (Web, SSH, RDP)
- Operational continuity under APT & Nation-State threat scenarios
- Micro-segmentation & Zero Trust against breach propagation
- SIEM/SOC integration for real-time anomaly detection
No infrastructure changes. No firewall rule rewrites.
Architecture review
Our architects map your current classified environment, identify connectivity and access requirements, and define the right deployment topology.
Policy setup
Policy configuration with no changes to existing firewall rules. Native integration with Active Directory, Kerberos, NTLM, and existing SIEM/SOC.
Phased rollout
Side-by-side operation alongside existing systems. Pilot, validate, expand. Production-ready quickly — with full rollback at every stage.
Give the mission the access it needs.
Without weakening the boundary.
A 30-minute consultation with our security architects who specialize in defense and national-security environments. We'll review your current architecture, identify where truePass enables mission connectivity without new exposure, and propose a tailored Proof of Concept.