Dan Sheldon launches EVA Networks to make enterprise network paths expire
The Rhode Island startup creates encrypted paths for approved tasks, then removes the routes, controls and keys when the work ends.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
EVA Networks is extending zero-trust from identity permissions to the network path itself. Reliable teardown could reduce the standing routes and tunnels inherited by attackers and operators.
Dan Sheldon brought EVA Networks out of stealth on September 15th with a security platform built to create enterprise network paths on demand and dismantle them after their approved purpose expires.…
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