Partnership

SAVIS and Soliton partner on Zero Trust identity and secure access

SAVIS and Japan’s Soliton will jointly evaluate integrated Zero Trust access security for organisations in Vietnam and Japan.

In October 2026, SAVIS and Soliton, a leading technology company in Japan, signed a cooperation agreement to explore and evaluate integrated Zero Trust access security — moving organisations towards proactive, reliable security.

The partners will research, integrate and develop access security solutions for businesses and organisations in Vietnam and Japan, with SAVIS leading integration and implementation in Vietnam.

SAVIS contributes its FIDO2 identity server, certificate authority and SAVIS SOC. Soliton contributes G/On remote access control, NetAttest EPS network access control and SecureBrowser.

The first phase targets a Managed Zero Trust Access Service covering remote access, internal application access, identity and user authentication — combining user trust, device trust and MFA/FIDO2.

Media contact: dichvuso@savis.vn

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