Post-Quantum Private Connectivity, In Production
AegisWire Enterprise VPN governs every session on a post-quantum transport — not a tunnel with a dashboard bolted on top. Policy-aware routing, signed trust chains, OS-level enforcement, secure DNS, device-lifecycle control, and roaming continuity operate together as one system, with the AWT_UNIFIED quantum-resistant transport beneath every packet.
The transport under the tunnel
A VPN is only as strong as what carries it
Legacy VPNs ride classical key exchange that a future quantum computer can break — and harvest-now, decrypt-later collection means traffic captured today is already at risk. AegisWire Enterprise VPN runs on AWT_UNIFIED: a hybrid post-quantum transport applied uniformly to every customer and every packet, with no classical-only fallback.
The same transport powers turnkey, quantum-safe site-to-site federation between your gateways — so branch links, regional hubs, and remote endpoints all inherit one cryptographic posture instead of a patchwork of protocols.
Post-quantum cryptography
The primitives behind every session
Governed by default
Connectivity that is enforced, not requested
Every control below operates at the layer where it cannot be bypassed — the OS network stack, the signed trust chain, or the gateway — not as a client-side preference.
Full & Split Tunnel
Route all traffic or specific destinations through the secure tunnel. Tunnel mode is policy-driven, not user-selected.
Secure DNS Resolution
DNS queries resolve within the tunnel. Leak prevention is enforced at the OS level, not requested as a preference.
Fail-Closed Kill Switch
Network-level enforcement blocks traffic on connection interruption. The kill switch fails closed at the OS network stack — never the application layer, never silently open.
Device & User Enrollment
Enrollment binds device identity to user and policy relationships. Connectivity requires verified enrollment, not just valid credentials.
Multi-Vendor Gateway Pools
Policy-aware selection across regional pools with failover and controlled draining. Gateways run on AWS and Vultr — no vendor lock-in. Choice reflects policy, not latency alone.
Credential Lifecycle
Credential refresh, rotation, and revocation are managed platform operations. Revocation propagates through the trust chain, not just the directory.
Architecture depth
Under the Hood
Policy-Driven Client Routing
Routing decisions enforce published policy, not device-local heuristics. Split-tunnel destinations, DNS behavior, and gateway selection reflect administrative intent.
Gateway-Aware Session Management
Gateway pools, region selection, and management platform publication align connectivity choices with administrative boundaries. Not ad hoc endpoint sprawl.
Trust Chain in Client Operations
The client consumes signed artifacts, validates certificates, and enforces lifecycle-safe refresh behavior. Trust is verified, not assumed.
Privacy-Preserving Monitoring
Enterprise visibility uses privacy-preserving monitoring by default. No content inspection. No traffic logging. Privacy-preserving operations are the production default.
Fleet operations
One Console for the Whole Fleet
Enterprise-scale client fleet management: centralized policy, device lifecycle, credential management, and cross-platform deployment from a single control plane.
- Centralized, signed policy distribution to all clients
- Device-posture admission at enrollment and runtime
- Automated credential rotation and revocation
- Fleet-wide configuration updates
- Signed update distribution with verified release artifacts
- Headless deployment for servers and containers
Client platforms
Where AegisWire runs
One post-quantum engine, every platform — the identical signed handshake and cryptographic posture on each.
Native clients on macOS, iOS, Linux, Windows, and Android, all on the same post-quantum engine. Headless deployment covers servers and containers; managed rollout integrates with MDM and fleet tooling.
AI Sentinel
Licensed Add-OnBehavioural threat detection, when you want it
AI Sentinel is a separately licensed plugin that layers entity-graph and temporal detectors over your VPN sessions, plus device-posture admission that gates connectivity on signed, device-attested posture. It rides the same governed transport — never a bolt-on appliance.
Sentinel runs alongside the core platform with its own license and capability ladder, so you adopt automated detection and containment on your own timeline without changing the base VPN deployment.
Explore AI SentinelEntity-graph detection
Models relationships across sessions to surface anomalous access patterns.
Temporal detectors
Flags deviations in session timing and behaviour over time, not single events.
Device-posture admission
Gates connectivity on signed, device-attested posture before a session is granted.
Automated containment
Escalates from observation to containment on a graduated action ladder you control.
Different by design
Not Legacy Remote Access With a Fresh UI
Legacy VPN products center on tunnel creation first and explain trust, policy, telemetry, and update governance later — often as separate add-on products. AegisWire operates in the opposite direction.
Enterprise VPN strength inherits from a transport-first design, a signed-control model, and a deployment-aware operational posture. For technical buyers, the value is not just that users connect — it is that connectivity can be governed, reviewed, updated, and justified cleanly in high-scrutiny environments.
Trust established at session start
Not assumed post-connection
Signed gateway publication
Not ad hoc endpoint selection
Policy-driven routing posture
Not device-local heuristics
Lifecycle-safe credential refresh
Not manual rotation
Privacy-preserving telemetry default
Not content inspection
Signed, evidence-backed releases
Not just feature claims
At a glance
AegisWire vs. Legacy VPN
Legacy VPN
- Classical-only key exchange
- Broad network trust assumptions
- Manual credential management
- No policy enforcement at transport
AegisWire
- Hybrid post-quantum transport, every packet
- Signed trust chains with lifecycle
- Policy-driven enforcement at gateway
- Automated credential lifecycle
Result
- Harvest-now-decrypt-later resistant
- Auditable trust posture
- Deployment flexibility, no vendor lock
- Evidence-backed operations
How AegisWire compares
Built for the enterprise questions shortlist decisions hinge on
Comparisons reflect publicly documented capabilities of each category as of 2026. Every vendor evolves — please validate with the current vendor documentation during evaluation.
| Capability |
AegisWire
Enterprise
|
Open VPN protocol
e.g. WireGuard / OpenVPN
|
Legacy enterprise VPN
Appliance + client
|
Cloud ZTNA / SASE
Multi-tenant cloud
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native post-quantum encryption on every session | × | × | × | |
| CNSA 2.0 / NCSC-aligned cryptographic posture | × | × | × | |
| Centrally-signed policy enforced at every gateway | × | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Automatic breach containment (continuous rekey) | partial | partial | partial | |
| Device enrolment & lifecycle binding | × | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Automated certificate management | × | partial | ✓ | |
| Privacy-preserving monitoring (no content inspection) | ✓ | × | × | |
| Seamless roaming across networks | partial | partial | ✓ | |
| Self-hosted / sovereign deployment | ✓ | partial | × | |
| Multi-vendor gateways (AWS + Vultr, no lock-in) | partial | × | × | |
| Native clients: macOS, iOS, Linux, Windows, Android | partial | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Quantum-safe site-to-site / gateway-to-gateway federation | × | partial | × | |
| AI behavioural threat detection & automated containment licensed add-on | × | × | partial | |
| Signed release & SBOM evidence bundle | partial | partial | partial | |
| MSA · DPA · sub-processor list under NDA | n/a | ✓ | ✓ |
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