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What is Network Hiding Protocol (NHP)?

Network Hiding Protocol (NHP) uses cryptographic messages to authorize access before allowing the protected connection. It is described in a CSA specification and an IETF Internet-Draft.

OpenNHP is an open-source implementation of the protocol. Network hiding concerns access to the protected resource; the surrounding application and network still need their own security controls.

How LayerV Implements This

LayerV uses OpenNHP to authorize access to published resources. The qURL CLI embeds the connector for local HTTP apps. Keep the app on loopback or a private container network; publishing does not close a public route that already exists.

Pilot LayerV

Tell us what to protect, and we’ll scope a pilot.

Enterprise starts with a scoped, paid pilot on one application, typically 60 to 90 days, credited in full toward year one if you convert within 60 days. Then an annual package sized to what you protect. Not per seat.