Overview
CONSOLE INTEGRATION
There are no new UIs to learn - the config is stored in Security Groups directly, and the flow & audit logs go to CloudWatch. Because only AWS APIs are used for interfacing, you will never have to leave the AWS console or introduce new tooling.
TRANSPARENT OPERATION
No need to set http_proxy like environment variables or change any code. Everything in the VPC, from VMs to EKS, Fargate, Lambda and even zero-trust WorkSpaces [2], will have its egress traffic routed via DiscrimiNAT. Swapping to (and from) AWS NAT Gateway is just updating the route tables.
DEVELOPER GUARD RAILS
With bidirectional enforcement of TLS 1.2+ and SSH v2, automated expiry of exemptions, dropping unencrypted Internet-bound traffic, etc., each feature has been carefully designed to avoid footguns.
REFINED OPERABILITY
We are an AWS Gateway Load Balancing Partner for Security Appliances [3] and the DiscrimiNAT runs with high-availability, load-balancing & auto-scaling within your VPC. It's also completely maintenance-free!
ENTERPRISE READY
Whether you seek compliance with PCI DSS v4.0 or NIST SP 800-53 AC-4, SC-7 and SC-8, we've got it covered. DiscrimiNAT is hardened to CIS benchmarks, receives quarterly updates (critical OS updates in 10 days) and rolling updates apply with zero downtime.
[2] https://chasersystems.com/solutions/daas-ztna/ [3] https://aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/partners/
Highlights
- SPOOFING PREVENTION: Unlike AWS Network Firewall, DiscrimiNAT does conduct out-of-band DNS lookups, so TLS SNI spoofing by supply-chain malware will be logged & stopped. It even supports allowing SSH by FQDNs. The next Log4J [1] won't slip through! [1] https://chasersystems.com/blog/log4shell-and-its-traces-in-a-network-egress-filter/
- LEAST PRIVILEGE EGRESS: You no longer need to apply the entire allowlist to large CIDR ranges hosting multiple applications. The policies are as granular as AWS Security Groups, so each application gets access to only what it needs.
- FQDN DISCOVERY: Don't know what needs allowing? With the 'see-thru' monitor mode, egress traffic can be logged without blocking; then a CloudWatch query extracts FQDNs accessed. Watch this 3 minute video on how easy it is: https://youtu.be/63EfQQiirZQ
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Type | Cost |
|---|---|
EBS General Purpose SSD (gp2) volumes | $0.10/per GB/month of provisioned storage |
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There are no refunds for BYOL licensing.
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Customer reviews
Secure egress solution with very straightforward rule configuration
We simply replaced our existing NAT Gateways with DiscrimiNAT, added the rules to our security groups, then checked traffic details in CloudWatch logs (AWS) or Cloud Logging (GCP).
It's particularly well suited to our organization with a large number of autonomous teams who want a simple, secure egress solution that's easy to configure, no change to application code, and no need for explicit proxy settings.
DiscrimiNAT is available via AWS and GCP Marketplaces, so it's easy to procure - as the cost is simply included in the monthly cloud provider bill.
There's a high standard of documentation with example Terraform code, and we received a prompt response to a minor technical query.