Twingate

Black Hat brings the security industry to Vegas every year, but most of what happens there is hallway conversations, not keynotes. We're excited to co-sponsor Lockstep's Black Hat event this year, alongside a group of teams we respect in this space, because we think that's where the real value is: practitioners and operators talking shop without a pitch in the room. If you're heading to Black Hat and want to trade notes on zero trust, access control, or how your team is actually approaching network security in 2026, we'd like to meet you there. Spots are limited and registration requires host approval, so grab one early if you're planning to attend. Save your spot 👉 https://lnkd.in/eDSA5WKu See you in Vegas ♠️ ♥️ ♣️ ♦️  #BlackHat2026 #ZeroTrust #NetworkSecurity #CyberSecurity

Twingate ships a lot 🛳️ Steady, consistent improvements are how a product gets meaningfully better. Each release closes a gap, and over time those releases add up to a platform that fits the way real teams operate. The latest: Billing Admin roles. Finance needs to manage plans and payments, but that shouldn't require full Admin Console access. Now you can grant a role that logs in directly to the Billing page with everything needed to handle plan changes and payment updates, and nothing else. It's least privilege applied to your own admin tooling, the same principle we build on for network access. Read the docs 👉 https://lnkd.in/g7N5bMeq

Homelabs and edge environments deserve the same Zero Trust access as cloud infrastructure. That's why we've expanded the Connector Deployment options in the Twingate Admin Console. You'll now find step-by-step deployment guides for Ubiquiti Inc., Zima OS, and CasaOS, alongside UX improvements that make it faster to find the right deployment method for your environment. Whether you're securing a production VPC or a NAS in your home office, getting a Connector running should take minutes, not an afternoon of digging through forum threads. This is part of a broader belief we hold: secure access shouldn't depend on where your infrastructure lives. Small environments are still real environments. Check out all of our deployment guides in the Twingate Docs 👉 https://lnkd.in/gXUwRiK3

PlatformCon #NYC is in the books. It was great meeting so many platform, infrastructure, and #engineering leaders last night. A big thank you to everyone who joined us, and to our partners Rootly, ClickHouse, and Port.io for helping bring the community together for an evening of networking, food, drinks, and #WorldCup. Looking forward to creating more spaces for cloud-native engineering teams to connect and share ideas.

The best infrastructure investments don't just solve a problem. They create space for everything else. Cherry, the payment plan platform for health and wellness providers, learned this firsthand. With a distributed team spanning hundreds of employees across multiple countries, their VPN setup was a constant drain. Weekly outages. Blanket access regardless of role. Compliance audits that required real legwork to get through cleanly. Their Sr. DevOps Engineer Etga İsmail Erdem needed something that could handle granular access controls at scale, stay reliable across geographies, and not create more administrative overhead than it solved. That's why his team chose Twingate. The errors stopped. The Twingate Admin Console made audit prep easy. An SSO migration from Google to Okta took one click, and no one on the team noticed. What Etga and his team value most is what the freed-up time made possible: an AI infrastructure push that's now generating compounding returns of its own. "Because of the time freed up by Twingate, we can work on areas that will free up even more time." Security infrastructure that pays forward. Read how Cherry got there 👉 https://lnkd.in/gN4vxWZV

Join us tomorrow evening in SF for the World Cup opener with MongoDB, Rootly, and Thine — as Team USA takes on Paraguay. Free food, drinks and great conversations with Bay Area tech leaders and engineers. Doors at 5. Whistle at 6. Space is limited, so RSVP before kickoff: https://luma.com/feftw3zt

Your enterprise customer just asked: "Can you run this in our environment?" You said yes. Now what? Regulated industries and AI workloads are accelerating Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) adoption. For software vendors, that means the question is no longer if you need a BYOC offering. It's whether you can ship one that actually scales. BYOC splits your product into two planes: → A data plane that runs inside the customer's cloud account → A control plane you operate to handle updates, config, and observability The hard part isn't the architecture on paper. It's the connectivity layer in practice. Enterprise customers will not open inbound ports for your software, full stop. Your deployment has to assume egress-only, identity-based connectivity from day one, or you will lose deals you should have won. Get it right and BYOC becomes a deal multiplier, the deployment option that wins enterprise contracts your multi-tenant SaaS offering couldn't touch. Get it wrong and it becomes an engineering tax that scales linearly with your customer count. Twingate's BYOC Access Layer handles the connectivity piece so your team can focus on the product, not the plumbing. We just published a plain-English guide covering the full picture: architecture, common mistakes, what to build first, and what enterprise buyers actually evaluate. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gntNcuZQ #BYOC #ZeroTrust #CloudSecurity #EnterpriseSecurity #DataSovereignty #SaaS

New to Twingate? We've got you covered 💪 We just posted June dates for our live onboarding sessions, where you can meet with our team live and learn how to deploy Twingate like a pro. We'll walk you through: ✅ Rapid deployment strategies ✅ Zero Trust architecture best practices ✅ Performance optimization tips ✅ Real-world security scenarios Whether you're migrating from a VPN or building from scratch, we'll help you create a bulletproof access solution in minutes, not months. Choose your session 👉 https://lnkd.in/edEQZrhr

Anthropic raised $65B yesterday at a $965B valuation, now the most valuable AI startup in the world. Most of that money goes to one place: compute. But, when Ian S., MTS at Anthropic, moderated a panel I sat on, he opened with a question that has nothing to do with compute or models: when an agent does something, who is actually doing it? An hour later we still didn't have a clean answer, but depend the complexity behind agents and identity. → Eran Kampf (VP Eng, Twingate): there are two kinds of agents. The one running locally acts as me: my identity, my access. The autonomous one running remotely gets its own. → Zohar Einy (CEO, Port.io): identity isn't enough. Every agent needs a human owner, someone who wakes up accountable for what it did overnight. Without that, no one is, and you can't run it at scale. → Kevin Gao (Descope): in practice none of this is centralized. Ten teams build ten agents wired to ten different services, each with its own tokens. Engineers grab an API key that works and move on. Even large, reputable companies are letting that credential sprawl happen right now. At Rootly our agents touch live incidents: confidential, high-stakes, often irreversible. So we drew the line by consequence, not capability. Agents own code review now, for example, because CI catches the misses. But a human still gets paged on incidents. Because owning an agent's identity is config. But... owning what happens if something goes is our job. So that's the asymmetry. We just put a near-trillion-dollar valuation on the models. But the layer that decides who's accountable when one of them acts on your behalf are still mostly API keys and good intentions.

There's no shortage of engineering talent in Southeast Asia. But for leaders building modern, cloud-native infrastructure, there are still too few opportunities to connect in person with peers facing similar challenges. Tomorrow, Twingate is hosting an executive roundtable dinner in Bangkok following the AWS Summit — bringing together engineering, infrastructure, and security leaders from cloud-native organizations in Thailand and those in town for the conference. If you're attending AWS Summit or are in Bangkok tomorrow evening, space is limited — request a spot here: https://luma.com/c5olrwpd #AWSSummit #AWSSummitBangkok #CloudNative #PlatformEngineering #DevOps #CyberSecurity #Thailand