Everyone gets the access they need. Nobody gets more.
Private access, web filtering and agent visibility are usually three vendors with three consoles that disagree about who a person is. Fowlguard answers all three from one identity, one set of rules and one app on each device.
Pick the problem you have today.
Each one is a page of its own, with what changes, how it works and what it costs.
A stolen laptop reaches two subnets, not the whole network.
Rules that hold at home, on hotel wifi and on mobile data.
Know every script and agent on your network.
An agent nobody will claim is the finding.
Govern AI agents Just-in-time accessAccess that closes itself when the time is up.
The approval writes the grant, and the clock removes it.
Just-in-time access Contractor accessLet partners in for the project, not for good.
Time-boxed access for people outside your organisation.
Contractor accessOne answer to who someone is.
Every outcome above resolves against the same identity and the same rules, so there is one console and one place to look when something is blocked.
Decided on the device. No detour through us.
A cloud proxy puts itself in the path, and every request goes to somebody else's data centre to be judged. Fowlguard decides on the device before the connection opens, and traffic goes where it was always going.
How this differs from what you have.
Legacy VPNs, mesh tools and SASE suites each judge traffic somewhere different. That choice decides speed, privacy and what breaks when the vendor has a bad day.