AnyX Guide Topic: AnyX Admin: Concepts

A resource is anything you expose through Agilicus AnyX. The platform treats each resource as an individual, protected object with its own name, address, policy, and permissions. This is what enables precise authorisation: you grant access to a specific resource (or a specific…

Agilicus AnyX is a cloud-based zero trust network access platform. It gives users secure, granular access to an organisation’s applications, desktops, file shares, databases, and other resources without a traditional virtual private network (VPN) and without exposing any inbou…

Agilicus AnyX implements a zero trust architecture: no device, user, or network is trusted by default. Every access request is authenticated and authorised individually, regardless of where the request comes from. The practical consequences for an administrator are: – your res…

The portal is the administrator’s view of Agilicus AnyX. This page explains the other side: what users experience when they connect. Understanding this helps you configure resources correctly and answer support questions. Users sign in at a URL served from your domain (through…

Agilicus AnyX lets users sign in with the identity provider they already use, instead of creating a new username and password in the platform. This is the unified authentication capability of the product and one of its key differentiators: users have no shadow accounts, and wh…

Terms used throughout the portal and this guide. Where a term has a dedicated guide page, the entry links to it. | Term | Meaning | |—|—| | Organisation | The top-level administrative unit in the portal. It owns users, resources, connectors, policies, and billing. Administ…

The heart of Agilicus AnyX is precise authorisation: deciding, for each user and each resource, exactly what that user may do. The portal gives you four related mechanisms: permissions, policies, resource groups, and labels. Access is granted to identities: – Users are people….

The Billing page in the portal is where you manage the commercial side of your Agilicus AnyX subscription: your billing account, payment method, invoices, usage, and licences. Your organisation has a billing account that stores: – customer data: the name and contact details us…

Agilicus AnyX is built on an API, and everything you do in the portal can be automated. The portal gives you the credentials and reference material to do that. An API key is a credential that identifies an automated client to the Agilicus API. You create keys in the portal (se…

Agilicus AnyX records what happens on your platform so you can answer the questions that matter for security and compliance: who accessed what, when, from where, and was it allowed? Audit data and diagnostics are separate concerns with different screens, and this page explains…

A connector is the piece of Agilicus AnyX that runs on your side of the network and links your local resources to the Agilicus cloud. It is the component that makes zero trust access possible without opening any inbound ports. The connector maintains outbound-only connections …

Explore the theoretical foundations, zero trust architecture, connector mechanics, and security concepts behind Agilicus AnyX.