Secure B2B Access
Give Partners Access to One App, Not Your Network
B2B integrations often mean a VPN account or a shared credential handed to an external company — trust granted at exactly the wrong grain for a relationship that's supposed to be scoped to one system.
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Request
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Policy check
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Approved path
Why the usual approach falls short
The usual options are a firewall rule punched for a partner's IP range, or a VPN account issued to an outside company. Neither is scoped to just what the partnership actually requires.
The MaskFlare approach
MaskFlare Access publishes exactly the applications a partner needs, without granting any broader network membership, and revokes cleanly when the relationship ends.
Benefits
No partner VPN accounts
Partners reach named applications directly, without joining your network.
Access ends when the contract does
Revoking a partner's access is a policy change, not a network reconfiguration.
Per-partner audit trail
Access is logged per partner and per application, not aggregated under a shared account.
Built on
Understand the underlying risks
Frequently asked questions
Can a partner access just one internal tool?
Yes — policies are scoped per application, so a partner reaches exactly what they're authorized for and nothing else.
What happens when a partner relationship ends — do we reconfigure the network?
No — revoking a partner's access is a policy change, not a network reconfiguration.
Can we see exactly what a specific partner accessed?
Yes — access is logged per partner and per application, not aggregated under a shared account.
Does the partner need to install anything or join our network?
No — partners reach named applications directly, without a VPN account or any broader network membership.
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