Site-to-site tunnels are often “always-on” and too broad. This use case makes partner and site access targeted: only the required applications/services, with clear rules and traceability. Goal: within 60 days, fewer unnecessary attack surfaces and less risk of lateral movement.
If you’d like, we’ll show you the approach in a short demo, together with our technology partner.
Tunnels are set up and rarely questioned again. Over years, flat connections accumulate that become motorways during an incident.
We make connections “smaller”: defined services, clear rules, controlled migration. Where appropriate, we replace “always-on” with targeted access with clear approvals/time windows. Connectivity remains, but risk drops.
Typical timeframe: 2–4 weeks until pilot.
Collect tunnel inventory + use cases
Define target services
Plan migration (prioritised)
Pilot + rollout in waves
Verification + cleanup
Is this a network project?
Yes, but with a security objective: less attack surface, more control.
What’s the quick win?
Identify and shut down unnecessary tunnels – after a detailed check.
Are there operational risks?
With pilot and waves, it’s controllable.
How do you measure success?
Fewer open attack surfaces, less “always-on”, fewer exceptions.
Let’s make site-to-site access targeted, without blocking the business.