Telco

Securing the networks that carry the world, physically isolating core telco infrastructure, satellite uplinks, OSS/BSS systems, and third-party access points from threats across every domain at the connection layer.

How Goldilock works?

Telecommunications networks span seven converged domains, from core switching and OSS/BSS platforms to satellite uplinks and edge compute nodes, forming the backbone of every other critical sector and a primary target for ransomware, state-sponsored actors, and supply chain attacks.

The coexistence of legacy SS7 systems and next-generation 5G, NFV, and edge architectures creates a widening security gap that software controls alone cannot close.

FireBreak™ physically isolates critical assets across all seven domains, making them invisible, unreachable, and effectively non-existent to the threat landscape on demand.

When supplier ports are disconnected by default, satellite command links can be severed instantly, and backup environments are hardware air-gapped from production, lateral movement has nowhere to go.

FireBreak™ integrates with SIEM/SOAR platforms for machine-speed isolation, protects legacy systems without modification, and enforces Zero Connectivity Assurance, where the absence of connection, not merely its encryption, defines the highest standard of protection.

Fully aligned with the UK Telecommunications (Security) Act, EU NIS2, CISA guidelines, and ITU/ENISA CNI frameworks.

Security gains using Goldilock

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