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Zero Networks Segment

byZero Networks
in Network Security Microsegmentation
5.0

Overview

Product Information on Zero Networks Segment

Updated 18th November 2025

What is Zero Networks Segment?

Zero Networks Segment is a network security software designed to automate microsegmentation and least privilege access control for enterprise environments. The software enables organizations to restrict lateral movement within their networks by dynamically enforcing firewall policies and access rules based on validated identity and activity. Zero Networks Segment utilizes machine learning to map network connections, recommend segmentation policies, and continuously monitor for unauthorized access attempts. The software aims to address the business challenge of securing internal network resources and preventing the spread of threats by minimizing unnecessary connectivity between devices and users. It integrates with existing network infrastructures and provides centralized management for policy enforcement, helping organizations achieve granular network segmentation without manual intervention.

Zero Networks Segment Pricing

Zero Networks Segment software uses a subscription-based pricing model, where charges are typically determined by the number of devices or endpoints protected or managed under the software. Pricing tiers may reflect varying feature sets or levels of network segmentation and security control. Detailed pricing is generally available upon request or based on specific organizational requirements.

Overall experience with Zero Networks Segment

Chief Information Officer
50M - 250M USD, Banking
FAVORABLE

“Micro-segmentation that works, easy implementation and management, quick and valuable results”

5.0
Nov 20, 2025
Zero Networks engaged well during an extended proof-of-concept period, and the product delivered the ease of use and flexibility they promised. The product is still maturing, so there are some features that are not yet consistent across all operating systems, but their product management and engineering teams are receptive to ideas and feature requests and delivered improvements both during the PoC and post-deployment.
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About Company

Company Description

Updated 8th January 2024

Founded in 2019, Zero Networks is a unified platform for network segmentation, identity segmentation, and remote access. Zero Networks’ microsegmentation offering is automated, agentless and segments all network assets to stop lateral movement and block ransomware with a firewall and just-in-time MFA. The advanced ZTNA solution allows an enterprise to securely connect employees and vendors to its network, without compromising speed or performance. And the Identity Segmentation solution provides for unprecedented control of admin and service accounts to enable the principle of least privilege. Offered on a single platform and UI, Zero Networks is making true Zero Trust architecture a reality for enterprises of any size.

Company Details

Updated 26th February 2025
Company type
Private
Year Founded
2019
Head office location
Israel
Number of employees
51 - 200
Website
http://zeronetworks.com

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5.0

(39 Ratings)

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  • Chief Information Officer
    50M-1B USD
    Banking
    Review Source

    Micro-segmentation that works, easy implementation and management, quick and valuable results

    5.0
    Nov 20, 2025
    Zero Networks engaged well during an extended proof-of-concept period, and the product delivered the ease of use and flexibility they promised. The product is still maturing, so there are some features that are not yet consistent across all operating systems, but their product management and engineering teams are receptive to ideas and feature requests and delivered improvements both during the PoC and post-deployment.
  • EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SECURITY
    10B+ USD
    Retail
    Review Source

    Microsegmentation That Works as Promised and Shows Value Quickly

    5.0
    Mar 17, 2026
    The product performs exactly as advertised. We brought in ZeroNetworks to implement microsegmentation controls across our organization, and the platform was straightforward to deploy and easy to get started with. After the 30-day learning period, we were already seeing clear, measurable results.
  • IT Manager
    1B-10B USD
    Banking
    Review Source

    Execution Exceeded Expectations - Delivered on what others only promised.

    5.0
    Mar 9, 2026
    Zero Networks talks a big game and makes big promises. Fortunately for their customers, they deliver on those promises! I had a very realistic outlook on implementing Microsegmentation in a dynamic and complex environment. I was blown away by the volume and accuracy of the Zero Networks automation engine. It would have been impossible to implement Microsegmentation in our environment with any other product on the market.
  • Director of IT
    50M-1B USD
    Banking
    Review Source

    Automated Learning Feature is as Good as Advertised

    5.0
    Nov 25, 2025
    The product was very easy to implement and works exactly as advertised. My favorite feature is how the product learns on its own to help ensure you don't break anything when turning it on. We've had ZeroNetworks in our environment for the past 2 years and it has yet to cause any issues, validating the learning feature is very robust and accurate. The vendor is continuously adding new features with no additional cost to the customer. The dashboard is well laid out and easy to navigate once you get the hang of it. The product's reporting capabilities are also a nice bonus as it was not originally scoped as a requirement for choosing ZeroNetworks. Onboarding went very smoothly and we conduct monthly calls to stay on top of everything.
  • ENTERPRISE CYBER SECURITY ARCHITECT
    1B-10B USD
    Energy and Utilities
    Review Source

    Automation and Orchestration Simplify Micro-Segmentation Across Hybrid Environments

    5.0
    Nov 17, 2025
    We believe Zero Trust Network Segmentation as a foundational and strategic pillar of Zero Trust Architecture with a focus on Zero Trust Strategy's functional area of Network. Zero Networks Segment solution satisfied our ambitious vision statement to deploy and support secure and resilient segmentation of our digital assets established in the principles of Zero Trust Strategy, which is sustainable and scalable, limits East-West movement, expands required visibility, has no impact to existing Network infrastructure, applicable to our hybrid environments including data center, endpoints and cloud.
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Zero Networks Segment Likes & Dislikes

Like

Micro-segmentation is HARD. Other vendor projects we reviewed seemed to drag on way beyond the anticipated timeline and didnt always deliver on the basic requirements, but our experience with Zero Networks was completely different. Zero Networks does not attempt to reinvent host-based firewalls by placing itself in the network stack - instead it leverages the OS's existing features and provides a single, consistent platform to manage the policy. Policies can be managed at different levels - from the individual node, through groups, networks, to enterprise wide - and are then seamlessly translated and deployed as individual rules on each host. Despite the ease of using the management platform, the automation features mean it is possible to avoid spending much time there. After initial deployment, hosts are profiled to understand their role and applications, then the solution monitors traffic patterns and proposes additional rules to allow existing traffic to continue uninterrupted while blocking traffic to unused ports and processes. The network traffic visibility that drives the learning process continues to be exceptionally valuable after nodes are moved into enforcing (segmented) mode, providing a powerful dataset to monitor and analyze traffic at a port and process level.

Like

The product works exactly as advertised, which builds confidence in both the technology and the vendor. The setup and initial onboarding were straightforward, allowing my team to get up and running without heavy operational friction. We were also able to see tangible results shortly after the 30-day learning period, reinforcing that the solution provides real, measurable impact rather than theoretical value.

Like

The level of granularity the automation engine creates in the learning phase. The rules are incredibly accurate. It would have been impossible for our team to create and implement 16,000 rules.

Dislike

Linux integration can be fragile if you have other products utilising iptables / nftables on the same host. Identity-based MFA processes can't reliably identify end-users on non-Windows platforms, so some MFA factors do not always work (although fallback to the browser popup factor is reliable). Some inconsistencies in the interface are gradually being ironed out; for example, on some pages it is possible to search by a partial match on hostname but on others each host must be individually specified.

Dislike

As we were early adopters, we did have a couple issues we ran into, however support was able to identify and correct quickly.

Dislike

I wish there was built in alerting or reporting in the platform. They have fully available REST API that can be leveraged for pulling reports, but I wish there was something native.