Secure Remote Access (VPN)
IPSec tunnels between branches and SSL VPN for remote staff — with a Zero-Touch option that needs no setup on site.
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SSL VPN Fast, secure access for remote staff with Windows, Android and iOS clients.
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IPSec Site-to-Site Establish permanent encrypted tunnels between headquarters and branches.
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Zero-Touch Deployment With Turkuaz VPN nothing is configured at the branch — the tunnel comes up the moment the device is plugged in.
Secure access from anywhere
Branches, remote employees and field teams reach corporate resources from many different places. Unprotected connections leave the door open for data to be intercepted in transit, so securing them is critical for both data protection and business continuity.
Insecure or misconfigured connections increase the risk of unauthorised access and data loss. A VPN lets users and systems in different locations connect to the corporate network safely.
- Made in TurkeyR&D and manufacturing in Turkey
- TRTEST certificationFirewall certification process completed
- Local supportReachable support team
- Simple managementAll policies and reports in one panel
Secure Remote Access (VPN) — frequently asked questions
What is the difference between SSL VPN and IPSec VPN?
SSL VPN suits individual remote users and works through a client application. IPSec is used to link two networks — head office and branch, for example — permanently.
How does Zero-Touch work?
As soon as the Turkuaz VPN device reaches the internet at the branch it pulls its configuration from our central servers and builds the tunnel automatically — no technician on site.
How do I make VPN access more secure?
Add one-time password (OTP) verification with Sectify on top of the username and password, so access is blocked even if the password is stolen.
Can I block devices without active antivirus from connecting to the VPN?
Yes. PONIVA checks whether antivirus is active on the client machine connecting to the VPN and blocks access if it is not. This keeps unprotected devices off the corporate network.
Can I control which programs run on computers connecting to the VPN?
Yes. You can define allowed and blocked program lists for client machines. These rules are checked when the connection is made, and devices that do not comply are denied VPN access.
Can I restrict SSL VPN access to specific devices?
Yes. SSL VPN supports MAC address based blocking, so users can only connect from the devices defined for them. Even if the username and password are used on another device, the connection is refused.
Can I specify which IP addresses each user may connect from?
Yes. With per-user IP control you can define the allowed IP addresses for each VPN user individually. Connection attempts from any other address are rejected.
Can I grant VPN access until a specific date?
Yes. You can set a separate expiry date for each user; after that date the account can no longer connect to the VPN. For consultants, interns and temporary suppliers, this removes the risk of forgetting to revoke access manually.
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