There are no new UIs to learn the config is stored in Security Groups directly, and the flow & audit logs go to CloudWatch. Because only AWS APIs are used for interfacing, you will never have to leave the AWS console or introduce new tooling.
TRANSPARENT OPERATION
No need to set http_proxy like environment variables or change any code. Everything in the VPC, from VMs to EKS, Fargate, Lambda and even zero-trust WorkSpaces, will have its egress traffic routed via DiscrimiNAT. Swapping to (and from) AWS NAT Gateway is just updating the route tables.
REFINED OPERABILITY
We are an AWS Gateway Load Balancing Partner for Security Appliances and the DiscrimiNAT runs with high-availability, load-balancing & auto-scaling within your VPC. It's also completely maintenance-free!
ENTERPRISE READY
Whether you seek compliance with PCI DSS v4.0 or NIST SP 800-53 AC-4, SC-7 and SC-8, we've got it covered. DiscrimiNAT is hardened to CIS benchmarks, receives quarterly updates (critical OS updates in 10 days) and rolling updates apply with zero downtime.
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SPOOFING PREVENTION: Unlike AWS Network Firewall, DiscrimiNAT does conduct out-of-band DNS lookups, so TLS SNI spoofing by supply-chain malware will be logged & stopped. It even supports allowing SSH by FQDNs. The next Log4J won't slip through!
FQDN DISCOVERY: Do not know what needs allowing? With the see-thru monitor mode, egress traffic can be logged without blocking; then a CloudWatch query extracts FQDNs accessed. Watch this 3.5 min video on how easy it is: https://youtu.be/63EfQQiirZQ
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Additional AWS infrastructure costs may apply. Use the AWS Pricing Calculator to estimate your infrastructure costs.
You pay by the hour for each running DiscrimiNAT Firewall instance, billed through AWS. Pricing is tied to the EC2 instance type you choose, not to data volume, so there are no per-GB charges. The ten dimensions map to specific instance sizes across the t3, c5, c6a, and c6i families. Choose a size based on throughput and workload. The t3.small suits light to medium usage and small allowlists. The larger c5, c6a, and c6i sizes fit constant throughput or accounts with many instances. Usage rounds up to the nearest whole hour. AWS infrastructure costs are separate.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What resources does each instance type provide, and which size fits my workload?
Each dimension maps to an EC2 instance type. The firewall needs at least 2 vCPU and 2 GiB RAM. The t3.small handles light to medium usage with small allowlists. The c6a.large or c6i.large suits constant throughput. Larger c5, c6a, and c6i sizes fit accounts with many instances.
Am I charged for data volume passing through the firewall?
No. You pay only for instance running hours, not for data processed. There are no per-GB charges for outbound traffic filtered by DiscrimiNAT. Note that separate AWS EC2-to-Internet data transfer charges still apply, since those come from AWS infrastructure, not the DiscrimiNAT software fee.
How is my hourly usage measured and rounded for billing?
Usage is metered per running DiscrimiNAT instance and rounded up to the nearest whole hour. A partial hour bills as a full hour. Each running instance accrues charges independently. The software fee covers only the DiscrimiNAT licence; underlying AWS EC2 instance costs bill separately.
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Routes all egress traffic from VPC resources including VMs, EKS, Fargate, Lambda, and WorkSpaces through the firewall without requiring proxy environment variables or code modifications
FQDN-Based Traffic Filtering
Filters and controls egress traffic based on Fully Qualified Domain Names with discovery capabilities through monitor mode that logs traffic without blocking for FQDN extraction
DNS Spoofing Prevention
Conducts out-of-band DNS lookups to detect and prevent TLS SNI spoofing attacks and supports FQDN-based filtering for SSH connections
AWS Console Integration
Stores configuration directly in Security Groups and sends flow and audit logs to CloudWatch using only AWS APIs without requiring additional tooling or external interfaces
High Availability and Auto-Scaling
Operates as an AWS Gateway Load Balancing Partner for Security Appliances with built-in high-availability, load-balancing, and auto-scaling capabilities within the VPC with zero-downtime rolling updates
Application Layer Visibility and Control
Complete application layer-7 visibility and control of traffic with next-generation firewall capabilities in AWS environments
AI/ML-Powered Threat Detection
AI/ML-powered inspection engine with researcher-grade signatures for detection of zero-day threats, exploits, malware, spyware, and command and control attacks
Dynamic Policy Management
Policy definitions that dynamically apply to cloud assets based on AWS tags, Application IDs, User IDs, geographies, or zones without manual intervention
Cloud Infrastructure Integration
Seamless integration with Gateway Load Balancer, AWS Auto Scaling, and Transit VPC with AWS Transit Gateway for protection across dynamic and large-scale deployments
Advanced Threat Prevention Service
Cloud-delivered Advanced Threat Prevention security service with market-leading threat coverage against known and zero-day threats while maintaining performance
Static IP Proxy Service
Route inbound and outbound traffic through load-balanced pairs of static IP addresses via proxied connections for third-party IP whitelisting and secure access to protected resources.
Protocol Support
HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy protocols available with SSL support and custom domain configuration.
High Availability Infrastructure
Health monitoring, load-balancing, and automated failover mechanisms across proxy cluster to ensure continuous service availability.
Multi-Region Deployment
Proxy infrastructure deployed across 8 AWS regions with ability to select specific regional endpoints for optimized latency.
Real-Time Monitoring and Analytics
Dashboard-based tracking of requests and usage metrics with real-time visibility into traffic patterns and account activity.
Straightforward AWS NAT Gateway for egress filtering that doesn't have an SNI spoofing vulnerability
Reviewed on Mar 05, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
DiscrimiNAT mitigates the SNI spoofing vulnerabilities present in solutions like Squid and AWS Network Firewall by enforcing strict FQDN checks. Its transparent operation requires no client-side configuration. The allow list rules are easy to configure. The “see-thru” operating mode helps with deployment to production networks by identifying overlooked egress traffic requirements before they get blocked. Additionally, because DiscrimiNAT functions as an inline appliance rather than a NAT gateway server, security assessors and pen testers with authenticated access cannot raise an “unrestricted outbound access” finding for that host during security audits.
What do you dislike about the product?
We have not encountered any drawbacks that prevented deployment. It functions as expected without adding overhead to our infrastructure. Egress traffic must be HTTPS. FQDN wildcard support is available within the inherent limits of the solution.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We needed to restrict outbound AWS cloud traffic to prevent data exfiltration. Previously we used a Squid web proxy and Linux firewall as the NAT gateway to do this. We replaced it with DiscrimiNAT to prevent our egress rules from being bypassed via SNI spoofing, to address a potential security vulnerability. This provides verifiable egress control, which satisfies our security and compliance requirements.
Manufacturing
Good forward proxy for our egress security on Google Cloud
Reviewed on Feb 20, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
We like the fact that DiscrimiNAT is doing FQDN filtering on SNI while being a transparent proxy, that it integrates with native firewall rules on GCP and that it's really fast and performant. We deploy it with the Terraform module and it's maintenance-free for us. In addition, we always had really fast feedback and help from the Team anytime we reached out for advice / feedback. Price is also good.
What do you dislike about the product?
We don't have any issues as of now. In the past, the lack of wildcards was a downside, but it's now fully supported.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We have a security requirement to filter egress traffic from our Cloud infrastructure. DiscrimiNAT makes that easy and integrates well.
Paul S.
Secure egress solution with very straightforward rule configuration
Reviewed on Nov 18, 2021
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
We really like the speed and simplicity of deployment using Terraform with the vendor-supplied modules, no need for console access, and authorization determined by security group rule descriptions. We initially used the "see-thru" mode to determine existing outbound traffic without enforcement.
We simply replaced our existing NAT Gateways with DiscrimiNAT, added the rules to our security groups, then checked traffic details in CloudWatch logs (AWS) or Cloud Logging (GCP).
It's particularly well suited to our organization with a large number of autonomous teams who want a simple, secure egress solution that's easy to configure, no change to application code, and no need for explicit proxy settings.
DiscrimiNAT is available via AWS and GCP Marketplaces, so it's easy to procure - as the cost is simply included in the monthly cloud provider bill.
There's a high standard of documentation with example Terraform code, and we received a prompt response to a minor technical query.
What do you dislike about the product?
One downside of DiscrimiNAT is that it can't filter on URL path - for example, you can't block all of github.com except for github.com/mycompany. However, implementing that level of control would require an SSL interception solution which isn't suitable for us, due to the need to install the proxy certificate chain as trusted in our server operating systems and applications.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
DiscrimiNAT provides controlled egress to authorized domains from cloud computing environments in AWS and GCP, using TLS and SSH. It significantly reduces the risk of data exfiltration, malware, and command and control using reverse shell attacks.