Start with identity.
Connect an OIDC identity provider, including Microsoft Entra ID. Bring device ownership, sign-in, and access decisions into the same conversation.
PRIVATE ACCESS. CLEAR CONTROL.
Your network.
Your rules.
A little more ease.
Bring your people, devices, and private apps together. Give them the access they need, with policies you can actually understand.
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THE RIGHT CONNECTIONS01 / 03
Your people & devicesIdentity comes first
YOUR ACCESS POLICYOnly what’s needed.
Private apps
Your servers
Every site
Identity before access.Clear rules, fewer surprises.Visibility in one place.
A CALMER CONTROL PLANE
Less network guesswork.
More knowing what’s allowed.
One place to connect devices, define access, and see how your private network is being used.
Make your rules readable.
Build policies around people, devices, groups, and services. Preview changes and test what should be allowed before publishing.
See the bigger picture.
Review device health, network usage, and access events centrally. Spend less time wondering what’s connected and more time making informed decisions.
FROM ANYWHERE, TO WHAT MATTERS
Three steps.
A clearer way in.
Your applications can stay private while your team works across offices, homes, and everything in between.
Go to the portal- 01
Bring your devices.
Enroll a device and associate it with the right person or role.
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Decide what they need.
Define access to networks and private resources. Keep the scope clear.
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Connect. Review. Adjust.
Use the central console to manage access and keep an eye on activity.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Clarity starts here.
What is Sasez?
Sasez is a private networking and access management platform. It brings an encrypted device network, identity-aware access policies, and a central management portal together.
How do you say it?
“Sas ease.” The name is a reminder of what we’re building toward: capable access controls that are easier to live with.
Is it available to everyone?
Sasez is currently in a limited pilot. The portal is for invited administrators and enrolled devices. Public sign-up and general availability have not launched.
Which devices can connect?
Windows and Linux are the current pilot platforms. macOS is part of the roadmap and still needs testing on real hardware.
MAKE ROOM FOR EASE.