TPZ’s architecture separates infrastructure from enforcement.

You can use Stackroom as a standalone cloud data center — or layer on AI policy intelligence when you’re ready.

Start With Stackroom.

Scale Into Zero Trust.

Layer 1: The Stackroom

Cloud-Based Data Center in a Box

The Stackroom is your digital HQ — a fully secured, always-on virtual data center that runs in the cloud. Instead of managing racks of servers or worrying about VPN tunnels, The Stackroom gives you a private, isolated space to run your business-critical operations. It's secure, scalable, and ready in minutes — not months.

Imagine building, testing, and running your company’s entire infrastructure — apps, access, data, and more — all in a single cloud-native environment designed for both development and production.

And while it's the foundation for AI-powered policy, The Stackroom is also a launchpad for innovation — from internal tools to external products and everything in between.

Layer 2: TPZ Policy Manager

AI-Powered Policy Engine for Zero Trust

On top of The Stackroom, we layer the TPZ Policy Manager — a continuously learning AI system that acts as your Security Copilot, watching every access attempt and adjusting policies in real time.

It’s like having a 24/7 security analyst that reviews every connection to your network, scores every user, and automatically shuts down risky behavior — before it becomes a breach.

What It Does

  • Scans your environment using NMAP and network telemetry (PCAP, NetFlow, sFlow)

  • Scores every connection attempt — not just once, but continuously

  • Blocks access for any user, device, or service whose score drops below threshold

  • Auto-removes internal users if their score drops (e.g., they're compromised or infected)

  • Allows them back in only after recovery (e.g., patching, re-auth, malware removal)

  • Uses AI to explain the score and generate enforcement policies across the network

Fully Autonomous — With a Visual Dashboard

You don’t need to approve every action — the system acts autonomously.
But you can see everything: live scores, block history, remediation trends, and risk heatmaps.

It’s like watching your network play defense — with full transparency.