Mesh · Movement across hard networks

Keep Files and Objects Flowing, Even on Tricky Networks—Streaming, Caching, and Searching Included.

PumaMesh links up all the spots where your files and objects hang out and gives approved data a governed path across edge, hub, cloud, partner, and constrained environments.

Teams can avoid brittle VPN exceptions, forced hub routes, and shared infrastructure while keeping policy, protection, and evidence attached to every movement path.

Global mesh networking globe with BGP-E routing, QUIC transport, and Zero Trust node connections across continents on a dark navy background

How the Mesh Comes Together

Start where data lives, then let policy choose the path.

The first-read story is simple: enroll the systems that matter, give them shared policy and visibility, and move approved data over the cleanest governed path available.

Step 1

Create one operator view

The Hub gives teams a common place to coordinate policy, visibility, and system membership.

Step 2

Reach the systems that matter

Agents run on servers, laptops, clusters, cloud systems, and edge devices so governance starts at the source.

Step 3

Move directly when the route is clean

When systems can reach each other, approved data moves directly instead of being forced through a central bottleneck.

Step 4

Use authorized paths when the network is hard

When direct reachability is blocked, approved mesh paths can carry protected movement across firewalls, partner boundaries, and constrained links.

The Hub

Coordinate the mesh without making the Hub a choke point.

The Hub coordinates policy, system membership, identity, and visibility. If connectivity drops, enrolled systems continue under the last known policy and reconcile when the Hub returns.

Roster

Know which systems belong

The Hub maintains the roster of approved systems and helps peers understand who they can work with.

Policy

Send policy where it is enforced

Rules for who can move what, where, and under which context travel to the systems that need to enforce them.

Identity & Keys

Keep system trust current

Identity and key lifecycle are coordinated through the fabric so trust can be issued, rotated, and revoked centrally.

Visibility

Give operators one place to look

System health, transfer history, policy state, and audit context are visible in the same operating view.

If the Hub is unreachable: approved peers keep moving under the last known policy. When connectivity returns, the mesh resyncs and audit catches up.

Mesh Routing

Authorized paths for the networks buyers actually have.

When direct movement is blocked, BGP-extended routing selects an authorized forwarding path automatically — while keeping policy, identity, protection, and audit attached to the data.

Two networks that cannot see each other

Connect without merging networks

Training, production, partner, or mission environments can exchange only what policy allows without sharing infrastructure.

Restrictive firewalls

Keep movement going through restrictive firewalls

When direct paths are blocked, the mesh can use an approved path without requiring a new VPN or permanent exception list.

Partner and B2B exchange

Exchange with partners under clear controls

Cross-agency workflows, vendor pipelines, and research collaborations can move approved data while each side keeps its own infrastructure boundary.

Remote and intermittent sites

Support remote and intermittent sites

Field sites, vehicle platforms, tactical edge deployments, and remote offices can keep protected movement working across constrained or intermittent links.

How It All Works Together for Files, Objects, Streaming, Caching, and Search

The technical pieces stay integrated, not bolted on.

Transport, protection, routing, and acceleration work together so teams do not have to assemble separate tools for each part of the path.

Transport · QUIC

Use all the bandwidth you already have

QUIC multiplexed streams push data across available capacity in parallel instead of serializing through one long-distance TCP pipe. That is the engine behind the benchmark numbers.

Encryption · wolfSSL

Post-quantum protection at rest and in motion

wolfSSL provides the post-quantum cryptographic layer for both the transport path and stored objects — built for constrained environments and hardened against threats that do not exist yet. Applications and users keep working through normal paths.

Routing · BGP-E

The mesh adapts to topology changes automatically

BGP-extended routing builds a live route table from enrollment state and mesh topology. Systems reach each other directly when possible and reroute through authorized paths when the direct route is blocked — no static VPN configuration required.

Acceleration

Move large files without dropping governance

Benchmark proof shows large payloads can move quickly across distance while protection, policy, and audit stay in the path.

Why it matters

One Network Handles Files, Objects, Streaming, Caching, and Searching Without a Pile of Workarounds.

PumaMesh gives distributed environments one governed way to move data across the paths they already have. Fewer exception routes. Fewer integration projects. Fewer audit chains to reconcile.