Integration · Twingate

Automatic Zero Trust enforcement on your Twingate network.

When a device's posture changes, 4Remote moves the user into the right Twingate group automatically. No manual updates, no gap between detection and response.

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# sync user@acme posture changed: High Security → Quarantine → twingate group "Compliant": user removed → twingate group "Quarantine": user added → network access restricted
Background

What Twingate does, and where it stops.

Twingate is a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution that replaces the traditional VPN. Instead of granting broad network access, Twingate lets you define granular access rules based on user identity, device posture, and security compliance. Powerful, but the group assignment is normally manual.

Zero Trust access

Replaces VPNs with identity-aware, least-privilege connections to private resources.

Identity-aware

Access is tied to who the user is and what device they are on, not just network position.

Granular rules

Per-resource policies, scoped by group, so different roles see different parts of the network.

Group

Twingate's groups are the lever for differentiated access: put a user in a group and Twingate enforces the resources, ports, and conditions tied to it. The catch: keeping group membership in sync with real-world device posture is normally a manual job.

Why Integrate

From manual group updates to automatic posture enforcement.

4Remote watches device posture continuously. The moment it changes, the matching Twingate group is updated for that user. No tickets. No console clicks. No window where a compromised device still has standard access.

Automatic updates

User access changes instantly when their device's security posture changes.

Zero Trust enforcement

Only compliant devices receive network access. Posture is the gate, not just identity.

Reduced manual work

No need to manually update Twingate groups. The integration handles every change.

Real-time protection

Compromised or non-compliant devices lose access immediately, not at the next audit.

How it works

Four steps, fully automatic.

The integration runs continuously. Posture changes flow into Twingate within seconds.

01

Device security is evaluated

The platform monitors device security continuously.

  • Vulnerability scans detect issues
  • Compliance rules check configuration
  • Risk scores reflect findings
02

Zero Trust status is assigned

Each user gets one active status based on the evaluation:

High Security Compliant Quarantine Update Required
03

Twingate groups are synchronised

The integration updates Twingate automatically:

  • Creates matching groups if missing
  • Adds users to the group for their status
  • Removes users from groups they no longer qualify for
04

Access is granted or revoked

Twingate enforces access rules per group:

  • High Security: production systems
  • Compliant: standard resources
  • Quarantine: blocked until remediated
Note: Each user has one active Zero Trust status at a time, and group membership is reconciled to match. There is no drift between what 4Remote sees and what Twingate enforces.
Real-world example

What happens when a critical CVE drops.

An employee's laptop picks up a critical vulnerability. Here is what 4Remote and Twingate do, in seconds, with no human in the loop.

Scenario

An employee's laptop has a critical vulnerability discovered during a routine scan.

  1. T+0s

    Vulnerability detected

    Scheduled scan flags CVE-2024-1234 at Critical severity on the user's laptop.

  2. T+1s

    Status reassigned

    4Remote moves the user from Compliant to Quarantine automatically.

  3. T+2s

    Removed from Compliant group

    Integration calls Twingate API: user is removed from the Compliant group.

  4. T+2s

    Added to Quarantine group

    Same call cycle: user is added to the Quarantine group in Twingate.

  5. T+3s

    Access blocked

    Twingate access rules immediately deny the user reach to sensitive resources defined for Quarantine.

  6. T+3s

    User notified

    Employee receives a notification with remediation steps: the patch needed, the affected device, and the path back to Compliant.

  7. Later

    Access restored

    Once the patch is applied, the next scan clears the CVE. Status flips back to Compliant and Twingate access is restored automatically.

Timeline: the entire detection-to-enforcement loop completes in seconds, with zero human in the loop.

Get started

Plug it in. Watch your Twingate access flex with posture.

If you run Twingate, this integration turns your existing groups into a real-time enforcement layer for Zero Trust. Talk to us about a partner integration or a customer rollout.

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