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Bowtie Security is a newer security company focused on delivering sovereign SASE for organizations in highly regulated or data-sensitive sectors. Instead of routing traffic through a vendor-operated shared cloud, Bowtie’s approach runs SASE capabilities within the customer’s own infrastructure, giving them full control over data and logs. The company targets industries where data residency, sovereignty, or third-party risk concerns make classic cloud SASE models problematic.

Independently listed · not pay-to-rankVerified vendor site: bowtie.securityListing updated Aug 27, 2026

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PricingNot provided
DeploymentNot specified
SupportNot specified
ComplianceNot specified
ZTNA (zero trust network access) Yes
SD-WAN Not stated
NGFW / firewall-as-a-service Yes
Secure web gateway (SWG) Not stated
CASB Not stated
Multi-tenant / MSP support Not stated
SIEM/XDR integration Yes
Centralized management & analytics Yes

Bowtie’s Sovereign SASE solution deploys SASE components such as zero trust access, secure web access, firewalling, and centralized policy control entirely inside the customer’s environment, whether on-premises or in private cloud. Traffic does not traverse a shared vendor cloud; security policies are enforced within the organization’s own network boundaries. This preserves SASE benefits while addressing regulatory constraints. Bowtie integrates with existing identity providers and observability stacks, allowing teams to maintain ownership of telemetry.

Capabilities

Sovereign SASE architecture
Self-hosted control and data planes
Zero trust network access
Secure web access
Firewall-as-a-service inspection within customer infrastructure
Integration with existing identity and SIEM tools
Policy engine and centralized management
Focus on data sovereignty and compliance.

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