Move off the VPN with InstaSafe India, one module at a time.
InstaSafe is not one product. It is zero trust access, application access, MFA and a secure browser on one platform. Pick the module your risk needs first, then move off the VPN.
InstaSafe zero trust access at a glance
Why InstaSafe anchors most Indian zero trust access estates.
- What it is
- A cloud zero trust access platform from InstaSafe, a Bangalore-built vendor: Zero Trust Network Access, Zero Trust Application Access, MFA and SSO, and an Enterprise Secure Browser, on one console.
- Who it fits
- Banks, NBFCs, hospitals, government and mid-to-large enterprises replacing an ageing VPN, controlling contractor access and answering RBI, CERT-In or DPDP auditors.
- The real decision
- Not whether zero trust, but which module first: ZTNA to replace the VPN, ZTAA for SSH and RDP and internal apps, or the Secure Browser for contractors on unmanaged devices.
- Why it is different
- An Indian vendor since 2012, the only Indian name in Gartner’s ZTNA Market Guide, with MFA and SSO included inside the access modules rather than sold separately.
- How you buy in India
- Per-user subscription through Indian distribution such as ZNet, iValue and Ingram Micro, or via AWS Marketplace and GeM. Quote-based, sized to your user count.
The InstaSafe zero trust access ranges Sirius Star supplies
Pick the range that matches the use case. We size the mix in the free 30-minute review.
Zero Trust Network Access
The module that retires the VPN. Remote staff, contractors and vendors get access to the specific applications they are cleared for, verified by user identity and device posture every time, with the network kept invisible behind a software-defined perimeter.
- Application-level access, not open network exposure
- User identity plus device posture check on every request
- Agent-based for staff, agentless for third parties on unmanaged devices
- Deploys on end-user devices in a few steps
Zero Trust Application Access
Single-click access to SSH and RDP servers and internal applications hosted anywhere, for workforces anywhere. Built for DevOps, admins and teams that reach servers and consoles directly.
- One-click access to SSH, RDP and internal web apps
- Servers stay hidden from the public internet
- Fits DevOps access to GitLab, Jenkins and hosted tools
- Contextual access rules by role and device
MFA and SSO
Adaptive multi-factor authentication and single sign-on that sit under both access modules. Passwordless options and device binding raise the bar without adding login friction for the user.
- Adaptive MFA that steps up only when risk rises
- Single sign-on across SaaS and internal apps
- Passwordless and device binding options
- Included inside the access modules, not a separate licence
Enterprise Secure Browser
A hardened browser for contractors and BYOD users to reach SaaS and internal web apps without a client install and without exposing the endpoint to browser-based attacks.
- Clientless access from any OS and any browser
- Isolates SaaS and web apps from a risky endpoint
- Ideal for contractors and short-term third parties
- No agent to deploy on a device you do not manage
InstaSafe zero trust access vs Accops, Fortinet, Palo
All four are honest choices. Most Indian buyers land on the first option for service depth and ecosystem fit.
| Brand | Where it wins | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Zscaler Private Access | Very large global cloud footprint and deep analyst recognition. | When you are a global enterprise standardised on Zscaler and budget is a secondary concern to scale and brand. |
| Accops | Another India-built zero trust and VDI vendor with strong local presence. | When you also need virtual desktop and DaaS alongside access, and want a single Indian vendor across both. |
| Fortinet ZTNA | Fits neatly if your firewall estate is already Fortinet end to end. | When you want ZTNA bundled into an existing Fortinet security fabric rather than a standalone platform. |
| Palo Alto Prisma Access | Broad SASE platform with networking and security combined. | When you are buying a full SASE stack and want access as one part of a larger network transformation. |
How a Sirius Star InstaSafe procurement runs
Free 30 minute review first. Then a written quote in 24 working hours.
Tell us the gap
Share the VPN pain, the contractor problem or the SSH and RDP access you cannot see. That is what picks the first module.
We scope the first module
We recommend ZTNA, ZTAA or the Secure Browser, a pilot group, and the identity and posture rules to start with.
We plan the VPN cutover
We map who moves in what order, keep both paths live through the pilot, and put the India support path in writing.
We roll out and validate
We deploy, migrate group by group, turn on logging and MFA, then confirm the controls against your audit needs.
Rolling out InstaSafe zero trust: a module and VPN migration guide
The one-sit guide to picking your first zero trust module, piloting it on one group, and retiring the VPN without a Monday-morning fire drill.
- ZTNA vs ZTAA vs Secure Browser: which module your gap needs first
- The 8-point rollout checklist, from pilot group to VPN retirement
- How the VPN cutover works day to day, group by group
- Which access controls satisfy an RBI, CERT-In or DPDP auditor
InstaSafe zero trust access India FAQ
Common questions about this brand for Indian buyers. Hover any underlined term for a plain-English definition.
How much does InstaSafe cost in India?
There is no single price. InstaSafe is a per-user subscription, and the cost depends on which modules you turn on, how many users you cover and the term. Zero trust access, application access and MFA are licensed by user rather than by hardware, so the number scales with your headcount. Sirius Star sizes it to your user count and modules and gives you a firm quote.Is InstaSafe an Indian company?
Yes. InstaSafe was built in Bangalore and has been in the market since 2012. It is the only Indian company named in Gartner’s Market Guide for Zero Trust Network Access, and has been recognised by the Data Security Council of India. It is sold and supported across India through distributors such as ZNet, iValue and Ingram Micro, and listed on AWS Marketplace and GeM.How is InstaSafe different from a VPN?
A VPN puts a verified user onto the network, where they can often reach far more than they should. InstaSafe gives that user access to specific applications only, verifies both identity and device posture on every request, and keeps the network invisible to the internet behind a software-defined perimeter. It is designed as a direct replacement for the legacy VPN, not an add-on to it.Which InstaSafe module should I start with?
Start with the module that closes your biggest gap. Zero Trust Network Access if a strained VPN or remote access is the pain, Zero Trust Application Access if uncontrolled SSH and RDP access worries you, or the Enterprise Secure Browser if contractors on unmanaged devices are the risk. Pilot that one module on a single group before you widen.Can InstaSafe help with RBI, CERT-In or DPDP compliance?
It helps with the access controls those frameworks expect: multi-factor authentication, least-privilege application access, device posture checks and detailed access logging. Turning that logging and MFA on from the pilot stage means the audit trail exists before an auditor asks. Sirius Star confirms which controls to enable for your specific obligations during the rollout.Not sure which InstaSafe module to start with?
Tell us where your access hurts most and we will tell you which module to pilot first, and on which group, before anyone talks licences.
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