Runetale provides a peer-to-peer networking solution built on WireGuard, enabling direct device and service connections without the latency and vulnerabilities associated with traditional VPNs. This technology enhances corporate network security and remote collaboration by allowing secure, fast access to devices and resources from any location.
Funding
$630K 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
Traditional VPNs can be slow, vulnerable, and require complex network configurations, including managing firewalls, IPs, ports, and NAT traversal. This complexity makes secure remote access challenging and introduces latency due to intermediary servers.
Solution
Runetale provides a peer-to-peer networking solution built on WireGuard, enabling direct device and service connections without the latency and vulnerabilities associated with traditional VPNs. This approach enhances corporate network security and remote collaboration by allowing secure, fast access to devices and resources from any location. The platform automates key exchanges and IP list distribution required for point-to-point connectivity, simplifying WireGuard management.
Target Audience
Runetale targets businesses seeking secure, fast, and simple remote access solutions, particularly those using cloud services and requiring integration with existing identity providers.
Features
- Peer-to-peer encryption powered by WireGuard for secure remote access to devices, clouds, VMs, and private resources
- Direct device and resource connections without intermediary servers, minimizing latency
- Multiplatform support for macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux
- Integration with existing OIDC providers via WebFinger for user authentication
- User provisioning through SCIM with Okta & Microsoft Entra ID for automated user management
- Access control lists (ACLs) for managing user access based on roles, IPs, and ports
- Two-factor authentication (MFA) integration with existing SSO providers
- Automatic DNS assignment to client devices and servers within the network
- Agentless linkers for step-by-step implementation alongside existing VPN environments