Organizations Want Self-Hosted Alternatives to Cloud Network Security Gateways
Lantern DSSE is an open-source, self-hosted secure service edge combining zero-trust access, TLS inspection, and data-loss prevention. It addresses organizations that are reluctant to route all network traffic through a third-party cloud security vendor whose code they cannot inspect.
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