Secure Remote Access Without VPN

Replace Your VPN with Invisible Infrastructure

The Problem

VPNs are the #1 target for ransomware groups. VPN concentrators are permanently visible on the internet, have a long history of critical CVEs (Pulse Secure, Fortinet, Cisco), and grant broad network access once compromised. Your remote access solution is your biggest vulnerability. Beyond the security risk, VPNs create operational overhead: client software on every device, split tunneling headaches, bandwidth bottlenecks from routing all traffic through a concentrator, and constant credential management.

The Current Approach

Most organizations use one of two approaches: 1. **Traditional VPN**: IPsec or SSL VPN concentrators with client software. Visible to the internet, frequently targeted, grants broad network access. 2. **ZTNA (Zscaler, Cloudflare Access)**: Application-layer access brokering. Better than VPN, but infrastructure remains discoverable at the network layer — port scans and DNS enumeration can reveal services exist behind the broker.

The LayerV Solution

LayerV eliminates the remote access attack surface entirely. There are no VPN concentrators to exploit, no endpoints to scan, and no broad network access to abuse. With LayerV, remote users authenticate through their identity provider (Okta, Azure AD) and receive a QURL — a cryptographic, time-limited link to the specific resource they need. The resource is invisible to everyone else. When the session ends, the QURL self-destructs and the resource returns to invisible state. No client software required. No split tunneling configuration. No bandwidth bottleneck. Authentication latency under 50ms.

Key Benefits