May 2024 Summaries

Twingate has released several updates in April 2024, including new and expanded integrations with popular platforms like Coder, Pulumi, Kubernetes, and JumpCloud. These integrations aim to improve Zero Trust security by providing more secure access to resources. Additionally, Twingate has introduced a new feature that allows users to request access to locked resources directly through the platform. The company also provides DNS filtering enrollment groups, which enable organizations to test new functionality and stagger rollout across their users. Furthermore, Twingate is expanding its AWS S3 integration to allow customers to sync DNS filtering logs to an AWS S3 bucket. These updates aim to provide a more secure and maintainable Zero Trust network compared to traditional VPNs.

At Twingate, the company invests heavily in integrations to help customers build the best possible security stack. They are thrilled to announce that their standalone MacOS client is now available in the Kandji Auto App catalog. This integration enables organizations to bridge their device source of truth and network access management policies, applying the principle of least privileged access for enhanced security. With Twingate, companies can set access policies at the endpoint device, and when Kandji is selected as a trust method within Twingate's Device Security, it can be incorporated into Security Policies, only allowing verified Macs to access private resources. This makes it easier for customers to deploy and manage the Twingate Client, reducing the need for manual packaging, profile management, and deployment updates. The integration also enables rapid implementation of a modern Zero Trust network that is more secure and maintainable than traditional VPNs.