The world's first Virtual Invisible Private Network (VIPN). Your critical assets disappear from the internet. Zero public IP. Zero attack surface. Patented technology, awarded at Forum InCyber 2024.
Request a demoA government deploys a VPN to secure its agents' communications. But the VPN itself is visible: its gateways have public IP addresses, its ports are scannable, its vulnerabilities are catalogued. An attacker identifies the entry point, exploits a known flaw and gains access to the entire network.
The VPN has become an attack vector. In 5 years, critical VPN vulnerabilities have increased by 85%. Security through obscurity is no longer enough. What's needed is security through invisibility.
ALP Cyber Stealth is the world's first VIPN (Virtual Invisible Private Network). It doesn't just encrypt your communications: it removes all traces of your critical assets from the internet.
Zero public IP. No entry point to scan, no port to exploit. Your infrastructure simply doesn't exist for an attacker.
Each data flow is split into thousands of anonymous fragments, traveling through distinct paths. Even intercepted, no fragment is exploitable.
Your team accesses internal resources from anywhere, without exposing any entry point on the internet.
Your critical applications and services remain accessible to authorized users while being completely invisible to the rest of the world.
Your entire IT infrastructure disappears from the internet. Maximum protection for the most sensitive environments.
The most prestigious distinction in the European cyber ecosystem, rewarding the most significant innovation of the year.
Invisibility technology developed in partnership with one of the largest European research centers (2017-2023).
No central server to compromise. Native immunity against DDoS attacks.
"Since deploying ALP Cyber Stealth, our servers are literally invisible. The daily scans we were subjected to stopped overnight. It's a paradigm shift for our security."
— Infrastructure Director — Government organization, West Africa