Multiple Location Security

Secure Multiple Locations Without the Complexity

One cloud-managed platform. Zero Trust by default. Complete control over users, apps, and devices across all your sites: from office to remote work.

Multiple locations connected to one Jimber platform

The Multi-Location Security Challenge

Organizations with multiple sites face mounting security challenges.

Separate locations, each needing protection

The result? Security complexity that grows faster than your business.

Deploy Fast

Virtual or physical controllers operational in hours. Most organizations secure all locations within 3 weeks.

Zero Trust Built In

Every user and device gets only the access they need. Compromised credentials can’t spread across sites.

Manage from Anywhere

One console controls policies, logging, and monitoring for every location. Changes deploy instantly.

Real SASE
for all your sites

Five Components, One Cybersecurity Platform

Identity-based access to specific applications. Micro-segmentation keeps every user and device isolated. No broad VPN access.

Reliable, high-performance site-to-site connectivity. Connect all your locations securely and efficiently.

Consistent web protection and threat blocking across all sites. Control which sites and categories users can access.

Real-time detection on every device at every site. Ransomware and malicious files are stopped before they spread to other locations.

Cloud firewalling for every location, without a box in each server room. One set of identity-aware rules for all sites.

Traditional Multi-Location Security vs Jimber

What this means for your organisation

After implementing Jimber’s multi-location security platform, organizations experience a fundamental shift in how security operates.

IT teams spend less time on configuration, more time on strategy. Security becomes an enabler for growth rather than a bottleneck.

Compliance becomes continuous, not a scramble. When incidents occur, containment is automatic. And security complexity stops growing with your organization.

Sites, devices, applications and cloud services around one Jimber platform

Secure Multiple Locations the Simple Way

Stop managing separate firewalls for every location. Jimber’s Real SASE platform delivers Zero Trust security across all your sites from one console.

FAQs about Multiple Location Security

How quickly can SASE be deployed across multiple locations?

Deployment is fast because our SASE solution is cloud-native and hardware-independent. Virtual controllers can be installed in hours. Most organizations complete a full rollout across all locations within 2-4 weeks, typically with minimal to zero downtime by using a phased approach.

No. Our SASE platform is hardware-independent and 100% cloud-native. For most office environments, virtual controllers are all that is required. We do offer optional physical appliances for specific use cases, such as high-throughput sites or industrial OT environments.

The SASE architecture is built for the hybrid workforce. Remote users are treated with the same Zero Trust policy as on-premise users. They authenticate once via our platform and get secure, granular access only to the applications they are authorized for, regardless of their location. This completely replaces the need for clunky, per-site VPN connections.

Yes, this is a major advantage of a cloud-native SASE platform. Because no physical hardware is required, a virtual controller can be deployed instantly for pop-up stores, seasonal facilities, or temporary sites. They get the full, consistent security policy from day one.

Our platform directly addresses key NIS2 requirements. We provide centralized management and logging, strict identity-based access control (Zero Trust), and default micro-segmentation to limit the blast radius of any incident. This delivers the ‘least privilege’ access and complete audit trails required by the directive.

For devices that cannot run a software agent, such as printers, IoT sensors, or industrial equipment, we use our Network Isolation Access Controller (NIAC). This appliance acts as a gateway, securing and segmenting all traffic from these devices according to your central Zero Trust policy, eliminating security blind spots.