Solution · Remote Teams
Private access to internal tools — without the attack surface
Let remote employees reach Grafana, Jenkins, databases, and internal APIs securely, without poking holes in your firewall or setting up split-tunnel nightmares.
Zero
public exposure for internal tools
Identity
based, not IP-based access
Full
audit log for every connection
The problem
Remote access is a permanent open wound
Bastions, jump servers, and legacy VPNs hand remote employees all-or-nothing network access. One compromised credential and attackers can reach everything.
Bastion hosts become critical single points of failure
Legacy VPNs grant full network access instead of partial
No audit trail of who accessed what and when
Credentials shared over Slack to work around access controls
How Rabtly helps
Zero-trust remote access, zero complexity
Zero Trust by default
Every connection is verified against ACL policy. Nodes can only reach explicitly permitted services — never the whole network.
No public-facing endpoints
Internal tools stay off the internet entirely. No port to scan, no login page to brute-force, no attack surface to manage.
Per-user access scoping
Give developers access to staging. Give ops access to production. Give contractors access to nothing by default.
Connection audit logs
Every connection — successful or denied — is logged with device identity, timestamp, and target service. Full visibility, always.
Getting started
How it works
Enroll internal services
Install the Rabtly agent on each server hosting an internal tool.
Enroll employee devices
Each remote device joins the mesh with `rabtly up` and an enrollment token.
Define access policy
Write ACL rules specifying which users or groups can reach which services.
Done
Employees connect to internal tools by hostname — as if they were on the office LAN.
Replace your bastion with a mesh in 10 minutes
Start free. No firewall changes required.