Segment IT From OT Without Network Redesign
Deploy granular micro-segmentation with proxy bastions. No VLAN restructuring, no firewall rewrite, no downtime.
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Create Secure & Agile IT/OT Boundaries
The Trout Access Gate makes industrial DMZ deployment practical — no network redesign, no production impact, no specialized expertise required.
Logical Segmentation Overlay
Establish DMZ controls without redesigning the LAN.
Proxy Protection
All cross-zone traffic routed through authenticated proxies. Asset cloaking hides resources from unauthorized users.
Deep Packet Inspection
Inspect and govern industrial communications precisely.
Legacy Compatible
Protects PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, and DCS without requiring any changes to the equipment itself.
Deterministic Data Flows
Enforce explicit, directional, auditable communication paths.
Permission Matrix
Granular access control per user, device, and protocol. Define exactly who can reach what across zone boundaries.
Deploy Agile iDMZ in Hours.
No Network Redesign
Traditional DMZ deployment requires VLAN restructuring and firewall reconfiguration. The Access Gate creates logical segmentation boundaries at the application layer. See how it works without touching your physical network.
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Plug and Play
Connect to your existing infrastructure, and deploy without downtime or agents.
Dynamic Boundaries
Create dynamic boundaries around critical IT and OT assets, to granularly control flows, from and to them.
Proxy Security
Deploy software-defined proxy in front of critical asset to unlock cloaking, deep packet inspection and logging.
“We had been postponing network segmentation for two years because it meant firewall reconfiguration and production downtime. The Access Gate let us deploy an iDMZ in a single afternoon.”
See it in action
Schedule a live demo to see how the Trout Access Gate creates industrial segmentation without disrupting operations.
Download the Access Gate Datasheet.
Get the complete product overview with technical capabilities, deployment model, compliance alignment, and customer references.
What's Inside
Product architecture, deployment model, key capabilities (proxy enforcement, micro-DMZs, identity-based access), compliance alignment, and real-world customer deployments.
See It in Action
Request a live demo to see how the Access Gate deploys on your network without rewiring or downtime.
Questions and Answers
Network changes required. The Access Gate creates segmentation boundaries at the application layer without touching VLANs, firewalls, or physical infrastructure.
No. The Access Gate creates logical segmentation at the application layer, overlaying your existing network. There's no VLAN restructuring, no firewall reconfiguration, and no production impact. You can deploy and enforce zone boundaries without any downtime.
Traditional firewalls segment at the network layer and require topology changes. The Access Gate segments at the application layer — it can enforce per-user, per-device, per-protocol policies without changing your physical or logical network design. This makes it practical to deploy in brownfield environments.
Yes. The Access Gate protects devices without installing anything on them. PLCs, HMIs, SCADA systems, and DCS controllers are protected through proxy bastions that mediate all access — the legacy equipment doesn't need to support modern security protocols.
A proxy bastion is an authenticated gateway that mediates all traffic crossing a zone boundary. Users and devices must authenticate before traffic is forwarded. The bastion also performs deep packet inspection on industrial protocols and records full session logs for audit.
Yes. The Access Gate operates entirely on-premise with no cloud dependency. It's designed for air-gapped, hybrid, and classified environments where data cannot leave the network perimeter.
