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Knocknoc 26.08 is a focused release. It adds Fastly ACL and native nftables enforcement, improves Palo Alto visibility, sharpens operational diagnostics for administrators, and clears up smaller user-experience issues. Much of the team spent August at Black Ha...

Our biggest release yet. Months of work behind the scenes, now ready. This update gives you more control over who gets network access and from where, fewer firewall-connection settings to maintain with simpler credential rotation, and support for the multiple ...

The Trust Engine sets conditions on network access. For each Knoc you pick which facts about a connection matter, such as its country, whether it is inside your known networks, whether it uses a VPN, proxy or Tor, and whether the address is on a threat list. F...

This page covers the mechanics behind a policy. It explains when access is instant and when it waits, how addresses are looked up, which address is checked, how long answers are reused, and what happens when a check has no answer. You do not need any of it to ...

"IP intelligence degraded" The sidebar’s Health panel shows IP intelligence degraded when a connected provider has refused its key, failed its last call, or lost a key your license provided. Opening it gives the full title, Trust policies cannot check some add...

Knocknoc writes a structured line for every notable action and sends them wherever you set up under Logs > SIEM integration. This page is what those lines say, so you can write rules against them. What every event carries Field What it holds KnocknocEvent The ...

Before the Trust Engine, each Knoc carried its own list of allowed source addresses and an optional GreyNoise setting. That mode still exists as Legacy, so nothing changed under you when you upgraded. What Legacy means A Legacy Knoc decides access from its own...

An integration is one firewall, proxy, cloud platform or on-host enforcement point, plus the agent that reaches it and the credentials that agent uses. Several Knocs can share one integration. Manage integrations under Admin > Integrations. Why integrations Wh...

A Knoc is the access rule your users see. It says who can request access to a resource and under what conditions. Several Knocs can share one integration. Manage knocs under Admin > Knocs. What a Knoc is made of Every knoc points at one integration, the connec...