average time from vulnerability disclosure to confirmed exploitation, down from 56 days in 2024.
Rethink your Network Security
Netsody is a Zero Trust Network Access platform for centrally managed, identity-aware access across users, devices, services, and private networks.
Today's IT has outgrown traditional network security
Modern IT spans users, devices, offices, cloud workloads, AI workloads, private services, and entire networks. But many security models still assume a stable perimeter: remote users enter through gateways, sites are connected with tunnels, internal services are exposed through firewall rules, and exceptions accumulate over time.
Each change may look small: another route, another access rule, another gateway, another reachable network segment. But together, they expand the attack surface: stale exceptions keep access open, exposed systems become entry points, and broad network paths give attackers room to move.
of ransomware claims started with compromised perimeter appliances like VPNs or firewalls.
average data breach cost in 2025, including detection, response, business disruption, and recovery.
Zero Day Clock
The Zero Day Clock tracks annual Time-to-Exploit trends, estimating the gap between public CVE disclosure and observed exploitation using datasets such as CISA KEV, VulnCheck KEV, and XDB. Its annual estimate uses a 10% trimmed mean.
https://zerodayclock.com
Coalition’s Cyber Threat Index 2025
Coalition is a cyber insurance provider. Its Cyber Threat Index 2025 draws on ransomware claims handled in 2024 and found that compromised perimeter security appliances were the most common starting point, with VPNs and firewalls among the main examples.
https://www.coalitioninc.com/announcements/cyber-threat-index-2025
IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025
IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025 is based on global research with the Ponemon Institute and reports that the global average cost of a data breach was $4.4 million.
https://www.ibm.com/reports/data-breach
From exposure to controlled access
Netsody turns scattered network access into centrally managed, identity-based Zero Trust Network Access for distributed users, devices, sites, services, and private networks.
Policy-driven access control
Increase security by defining who and what can communicate across users, devices, groups, services, routes, and networks. Enforce granular, policy-driven traffic control so access is explicit, scoped, and aligned with Zero Trust principles.
Centralized network management
Reduce complexity by managing users, devices, sites, routes, DNS, and access policies from one web-based controller. Keep distributed environments visible, configurable, and auditable without spreading access logic across gateways, firewalls, and separate tools.
Efficient peer-to-peer connectivity
Use available network resources more efficiently with encrypted peer-to-peer paths where possible. Route traffic directly instead of hairpinning it through central VPN gateways, improving performance and resilience while reducing gateway dependency, bottlenecks, and operational overhead.
One platform, flexible by design
Netsody gives you one foundation that adapts to different private access scenarios, from teams and sites to cloud workloads and individual private services.
Business VPN
Connect employees, offices, cloud workloads, and internal services through one centrally managed private network.
Learn MoreRemote Access
Reach private devices, home labs, NAS systems, and internal services without exposing them to the public internet.
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Tell us about your environment and what you want to connect. We’ll help you take the first step toward Zero Trust Network Access.