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OWCD for boundary-restricted data diodes in IoT, production management, and healthcare operations.

Connecting IoT, production equipment, and medical devices with business device networks and general office systems. For cybersecurity measures in between, start with this.

- Let's collect operational information from the PLC and visualize it. - Using IoT for factory monitoring, let's actively improve yield, enhance quality, and conduct condition monitoring. - By connecting medical devices and electronic medical record systems with medical administrative systems, we aim to continuously enhance the efficiency of healthcare. However, there are often high barriers, and it is natural to completely isolate devices due to security vulnerabilities. To reliably protect critical IT assets that are potentially at risk of external intrusion, we should ensure that they remain completely independent from the outside while allowing information to be shared internally. That's where "OWCD" comes in. It physically shuts out signals from the outside! The setup process is unnecessary, and it can be used simply and clearly. Ransomware attacks ultimately break passwords; it's just a matter of time. There are no settings for OWCD. You are freed from maintenance tasks such as configuring routers and firewalls, applying patches, and managing passwords. One of the cyber resilience measures defined in Japan, the United States, and Europe can be realized with "OWCD," which implements one-way communication control. This technology is patented by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. There is an explanatory video at the related link below! Feel free to contact us.

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Medical institutions should ensure that unnecessary communications are cut off to protect the core from ransomware attacks.

The increase in ransom demands and suspension of medical services due to ransomware infections is on the rise. As IT advances, the risks also increase. Let's be mindful of implementing multi-layered intrusion prevention and information leakage measures.

It is said that with "zero trust, security measures are perfect and boundary control for intrusion prevention is outdated," but in the end, there are always security holes somewhere, leading to intrusions, and it takes days to restart the system and restore data from backups during which nothing can be done. This has been in the news, and there are even worse cases. The physical data diode OWCD provides hassle-free boundary control. Did you know that there are actually two ways to use it? One is to protect the core without allowing intrusions. The other is to "not let anything out," which prevents the actual harm of takeover. Ransomware attacks require remote communication with the outside, and by shutting that down, it prevents leaks and ransom demands for encrypted data. By combining it with access authentication and virus detection mechanisms, it enhances the overall availability of your medical system and protects your medical services. Not only in healthcare, but government agencies and companies are increasingly combining OWCD effectively to strengthen their defenses while reducing costs, as well as the SIers providing these solutions. We encourage your company to consider utilizing the physical data diode OWCD. Please refer to our website for more information. There are also video explanations! Check out the related links below, including contact information.

  • Firewall and intrusion prevention
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  • Other security
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OWCD Remote Secure Link File Sharing

To securely obtain information in the supply chain, there are methods like this that can strengthen cybersecurity even with partners at different levels of response.

A data diode that restricts communication in one direction, specifically the physical data diode "OWCD" that truly cuts off the line in one direction. By skillfully combining it, we can create a network that protects the supply chain. In making meaningful use of the internet, the crucial systems can: - Shut out unauthorized intrusions from the source - Shut out information leaks on the receiving side Of course, it can also be combined with checking functions. How is the data being sent? Are you struggling to create a DB integration system? While it may lack the glamour of IT technology, often, information transmission via files is sufficient. Would you rather simplify things with files than create a system with many invisible parts? In the transmission and reception of documents within the supply chain, placing OWCDs on both sides can strengthen protection. If bidirectionality is necessary, it can be addressed by establishing mutual setups. The use of OWCD is increasingly being utilized by SIers in their proposals to customers. Please make use of it to strengthen your cybersecurity. For inquiries, please visit our website through the link below.

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  • Other security
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Defense Solution: Data Diode

Completely block external hacking! Essential for organizations that handle various confidential data!

Fox-IT's "Data Diode" complies with the North American Electric Reliability Corporation's critical infrastructure protection cybersecurity standards and has received numerous certifications, including NATO SECRET level and the "green scheme," earning trust from international organizations and governments worldwide. It provides complete protection against confidential data leaks that cannot be prevented by traditional firewalls, IPS, or UTM. By converting bidirectional IP communication into unidirectional communication "at the hardware (physical layer)," it completely blocks hacking from external sources. It has received security certification under CC (Common Criteria) EAL 7+ and has already built a strong track record in preventing confidential data leaks in over 40 countries. 【Features】 ■ Complete protection against confidential data leaks that cannot be prevented by traditional firewalls, IPS, or UTM ■ Guarantees unidirectional communication through simple hardware ■ Certified for security under CC EAL 7+ ■ Completely blocks external hacking by converting to unidirectional communication at the hardware (physical layer) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Data Diode OWCD

Physically restrict Ethernet communication to one direction! Simple and clear security.

The "Data Diode OWCD" is a one-way communication restriction device that is effective when it is acceptable to completely block external access to internal networks, such as in cases where email and web browsing are not conducted over the line, and when it is necessary to securely restrict communication in one direction. Unlike gateways, firewalls, and routers, there is no need for logical settings to restrict communication in one direction. We also offer models equipped with send/receive PCs, so please feel free to inquire. 【Examples】 ■ Remote monitoring of thermal power plants (proven results in overseas: South Korea, Southeast Asia, Europe) ■ Critical public infrastructure ■ Offices handling a large amount of personal information ■ Design and engineering firms dealing with intellectual property ■ Departments such as factories and construction companies *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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OWCD Utilization High Security Case: Remote Desktop

Isn't the remote line for system maintenance affecting the fate of the company? A new idea to physically seal off the "invasion point" of ransomware.

Our products are equipped with overwhelming defense capabilities that "physically isolate" against both external intrusions and internal leaks. Even those who are not IT-savvy can handle it, making it a security solution that truly integrates "peace of mind in connectivity" and "protective mechanisms." Data diodes are top-class defense devices specialized in unidirectional communication, but we have received many inquiries about whether they can be used for "bidirectional communication." This is a testament to the high regard for their "protective power." VPNs used for remote maintenance are becoming increasingly ineffective due to the evolution of attack methods, making it difficult to balance intrusion prevention with rapid and efficient maintenance. Therefore, we strongly recommend a high-security configuration utilizing OWCD: Remote Desktop. Our application separates standard Windows communication and routes it through different paths, inserting OWCD to strongly block unauthorized access to the source side. This is an extremely effective method for adding "upper-layer defense" to existing environments. Furthermore, combining it with other security measures enables multilayered defense, minimizing potential damage in the event of an incident. We have received many inquiries from system integrators, and this configuration has proven results and trust. For inquiries, please visit our website at the link below ⤵.

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How to prevent file information leakage using a data diode OWCD.

Ransomware damage is increasing, and the risks are also growing. If breached, only a handful succeed in preventing data leakage. Are you implementing measures to prevent theft?

Zero Trust Security: Did you know that if you don't operate it properly at all times, you could have been breached a long time ago? With "stealth cyber attacks," half of passwords are compromised, allowing intrusions to occur openly, and 80% of fraudulent signals are masked, making it difficult to notice them at the time... Once it gets to this point, the probability of a bad move failing is only a few percent, allowing for unrestricted actions. Did you know that there are actually two ways to use OWCD? One is to protect the core without allowing intrusions. The other is to avoid actual damage by "not revealing anything." There are very few cases where simply breaching a system achieves the objective. If an intruder gains access, they will scout the target's system, infiltrate critical areas, encrypt data to halt operations, extract confidential information, or continuously send malicious emails... these actions result in actual damage. For this to happen, the virus itself must communicate with an external malicious intruder and be remotely controlled. If that communication cannot occur, even if a breach happens, no actual damage has occurred yet, allowing time to detect and eliminate unknown viruses. Cybersecurity can be strengthened depending on how you use OWCD. Please consider it. For inquiries, please use the related link below.

  • Firewall and intrusion prevention
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  • Virus software
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There won't be any leaks from the OWCD data backup, right?

Is there any possibility that the backup storage data could be leaked? It's also important to have a system in place that prevents data from being stolen.

Ransomware encryption and information leaks are occurring one after another. The intrusion routes are diverse, including email, web, social media, and VPN devices, and as the use of generative AI increases, so does the risk. Once breached, recovery can take days, during which business operations may come to a halt. Therefore, a multi-layered backup that combines online and offline methods is essential. Ransomware does not achieve its goals merely by infiltrating. The real damage occurs when it conducts reconnaissance internally, infiltrates critical areas, and compromises the company's credibility through data encryption or exfiltration. Attackers need to maintain communication from the point of intrusion to their location for remote control, so if this can be interrupted, it can prevent the worst-case scenario and secure time for detection and eradication. The data diode "OWCD" physically restricts communication to one direction only, allowing for this signal to be blocked. Backups are the most critical assets to protect, and when they are accessible externally, they become prime targets for attackers. By blocking unnecessary communication routes, large-scale damage can be avoided. The level of defense can be significantly enhanced depending on how the system is set up. Please consider this. For inquiries, please visit the related link below ⤵ There is also an explanatory video.

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Preventing the syslog collection circuit from being used by malware: A condition of zero trust.

The compatibility of Zero Trust and data diodes is actually outstanding! The number of adoption cases is steadily increasing. Let's make visible progress!

Zero Trust is fundamentally about "not trusting," but there is the challenge of "how to connect to places that cannot be fully trusted." This is where the data diode "OWCD" comes into play! When connecting operational technology (OT) networks, such as those in factories and power plants, to external networks (IT), there is a growing need for "secure one-way communication to send data," leading to an increase in the adoption of OWCD. Today, we will discuss "secure transfer of Syslog" within this context. To realize Zero Trust, it is essential to continuously collect and analyze logs and monitoring data from each device. However, it is nearly impossible to constantly perform collection and analysis if we do not send the OT information, which we want to keep cleaner, to the often challenging IT side. This makes it perfect for the purpose of simply sending OT-side logs and monitoring data to the IT-side SIEM. In fact, the adoption is rapidly increasing from infrastructure engineering applications. For SIers, if you want to promote cybersecurity, let's effectively utilize boundary control to protect yourselves. There is a video explanation linked below! Feel free to reach out for inquiries.

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How to use data diodes to prevent the escalation of ransomware damage

Digital transformation also emphasizes the importance of system protection. Let's effectively use data diodes (OWCD) as a communication restriction to protect ourselves from information-gathering malware reconnaissance.

The true horror of ransomware lies not in stealing data, but in its power to halt daily life. It infiltrates deep within systems, targeting file servers and database servers to launch attacks. As the name "infostealer" suggests, information-gathering malware is at work. Before launching a ransomware attack, it steals authentication credentials and thoroughly investigates the target. Unlike when files are encrypted and it's immediately obvious that an attack has occurred, information-gathering malware collects data without the victim realizing it. It steals system information, which later aids attackers when they infiltrate the system or expand their infection after gaining access. Upon investigation, it may be found that the intrusion occurred days prior, leading to data leaks. The information is sent to the attacker following the path of intrusion. By blocking the information produced by this information-gathering malware, much of the damage can be prevented. This can be achieved by equipping the system with an OWCD. The data diode "OWCD" accomplishes a physical one-way communication restriction. Moreover, since it is a physical method, it can be used safely even without on-site personnel. For inquiries, please refer to the related links below.

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