Foxpass provides cloud-based RADIUS and LDAP services that enable secure Wi-Fi, VPN, and SSH access control through certificate-based authentication and centralized user management. This solution mitigates unauthorized access and costly security breaches for organizations of all sizes, ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Funding
$1.3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Organizations face challenges in managing secure access to Wi-Fi, VPN, and SSH resources, often relying on outdated protocols and manual processes that are vulnerable to unauthorized access and security breaches. Traditional on-premise solutions can be complex to manage and maintain, requiring significant IT resources.
Solution
Foxpass provides a cloud-based RADIUS and LDAP service that simplifies access control for Wi-Fi, VPN, and SSH. The platform enables certificate-based authentication (EAP-TLS) and supports password-based authentication (EAP-TTLS) integrating with existing identity providers like Entra ID, Google, and Okta. By centralizing user management and employing secure protocols, Foxpass helps organizations strengthen their security posture, prevent unauthorized access, and streamline IT operations.
Target Audience
Foxpass targets IT, DevOps, and security teams in organizations of all sizes that need to secure their networks and servers, including those in education, medical, technology, and e-commerce industries.
Features
- Cloud RADIUS for secure Wi-Fi access control using EAP-TLS with certificate-based authentication and EAP-TTLS with password-based authentication.
- Cloud LDAP for centralized user management and authentication across various systems.
- SSH key management for secure access to Linux servers and DevOps infrastructure.
- Integration with Entra ID, Google, Okta, and other identity providers for seamless user synchronization.
- Support for Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) for automated certificate provisioning.
- Granular Linux group management for controlling user permissions.
- Audit trails for compliance and security monitoring.