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Make Your VPN Invisible to Attackers with Secfense Ghost
What is Secfense Ghost?
Secfense Ghost is a security layer that makes VPNs invisible to unauthorized users. It dynamically hides remote access points like VPNs from the internet, allowing only verified users to see and connect to them. This approach protects against scanning, zero-day exploits, and credential-based attacks without replacing your existing infrastructure.
Secfense Ghost eliminates this risk by dynamically hiding VPN infrastructure from unauthorized users. Your VPN becomes invisible, reducing the attack surface to zero, while still allowing seamless access for verified employees.
VPN services are not visible to the internet. Attackers cannot scan or exploit what they cannot find.
Even when vulnerabilities exist, Ghost reduces risk by removing external visibility. No exposure means no exploitation.
No need to replace current systems. Secfense Ghost integrates with your current VPN setup.
Employees authenticate normally. There is no change to their workflow.
Services are only visible during active, authenticated user sessions.
Limits exposure based on verified identity and session context, aligning with modern security frameworks.
The employee verifies their identity using an identity provider (IDP), such as email domain verification or MFA.
Upon successful authentication, the user’s IP address is temporarily added to an allowlist. The VPN becomes visible only to that IP.
Attackers and unauthorized users see no open ports or public-facing services. The VPN remains hidden.
If a session ends or a user changes networks, access is revoked instantly. The attack surface disappears.
If a zero-day vulnerability is identified, Ghost instantly hides the VPN from the public internet keeping it invisible to attackers while still allowing verified employees to connect.
Traditional VPN security is no longer sufficient. Constant scanning and zero-day exploitation make internet-exposed endpoints a liability. Secfense Ghost addresses this risk directly by removing visibility from all unauthorized actors. Services are exposed only during authenticated sessions, dramatically reducing the attack surface without disrupting access for users.
