Goldilock keeps time without internet connectivity (non-SNTP). This allows you to granularly schedule port connectivity in a time-based, manner without relying on the internet for control. Organizations have myriad external suppliers who need intermittent access to their network assets for monitoring, patching, updating and repairing. Small and medium businesses can reduce cyber exposure by up to 76% by simply disconnecting networks, portions or assets from the interrnet outside of working hours or when those assets are not in use.
In today's technologically advanced landscape, businesses and organizations are increasingly adopting Lights Out Solutions to optimize operations and bolster security. This innovative approach leverages automation and advanced technologies to streamline processes, minimize human intervention, and ensure continuous operation in a secure environment.
Lights Out Solutions provide a multitude of benefits, including increased efficiency, enhanced security, cost reduction, improved reliability, and scalability. By leveraging automation and advanced technologies, organizations can streamline operations, optimize resource utilization, and ensure continuous operation in a secure environment. Embracing a Lights Out Solution empowers businesses to achieve higher productivity, reduce costs, and navigate the ever-evolving landscape with confidence.
Goldilock FireBreak™ is a physical cybersecurity solution that saves manpower, time, money, and nerves. It allows users to issue an authenticated remote non-IP command to instantly physically isolate and ring-fence control systems within seconds, from, and to, anywhere on earth. The asset is then completely safe and un-hackable because it is physically disconnected from the network.
Our “Non-IP” – or non-internet enabled command, is significant, because the method of control is completely taken away from the potential attack vector – the internet itself.
Furthermore, Goldilock FireBreak™ is triggered by port, so disconnection and isolation can be very granular – right down to the network segment or endpoint.
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